Version chambered for 12- or 20-gauge. Featured lighter-weight scroll-engraved receiver. Manufactured between 1952 and 1976 by FN. 20-gauge introduced in 1958. NOTE: Add 15 percent for ventilated rib; 50 percent for 20-gauge.

Version featured 3" chambers. Offered with 26" through 32" full-choke barrels. Manufactured between 1958 and 1976 by FN. 12-gauge introduced in 1958; 20-gauge in 1967. NOTE: Add 20 percent for ventilated rib; 50 percent for 20-gauge.

Version similar to Lightweight Model. Chambered for 12- or 20-gauge, with 26" or 28" ventilated rib Skeet-choked barrel. NOTE: Add 50 percent for 20-gauge.

Version similar to standard-weight model, except chambered for 12-gauge only, with 30" ventilated rib Full-choke barrel. Manufactured by FN until 1971.

Version similar to standard-weight. Chambered for 16-gauge only. Has gold-plated trigger. Manufactured by FN between 1936 and 1976. Not all A-5 16-gauges are Sweet Sixteens. Look for gold-plated trigger "Sweet Sixteen" script and lack of a suicide safety. NOTE: Add 50 percent for matte or ventilated rib in NIB or excellent condition; 25 percent for others.

Version features 24" cylinder-bore barrel, with adjustable rifle sights. Produced in 12- and 20-gauge 2.75" and 3" Magnum chambers; 16-gauge with 2.75" chambers. Manufactured by FN between 1963 and 1976. Prices for 12-gauge guns. NOTE: Add 50 percent for 16- or 20-gauge.

Version commemorated Two Millionth Auto-5 shotgun produced by FN. Engraved with special high-polish blue finish. High-grade checkered walnut stock. Furnished in a black fitted case along with a book on Browning Company. There were 2,500 manufactured between 1971 and 1974. As with all commemoratives, it must be NIB to realize its top potential.