Year |
Start |
End |
1931 |
1 |
2000 |
1932 |
2001 |
4000 |
1933 |
4001 |
6000 |
1934 |
6001 |
8000 |
1935 |
8001 |
10000 |
1936 |
10001 |
12000 |
1937 |
12001 |
14000 |
1938 |
14001 |
17000 |
1939-1948 |
-Production ceaed due to WWII.
-Some guns were assembled from parts on hand. -Production resumed June 1948. |
|
1948 |
17000 |
17200 |
1949 |
17201 |
20000 |
1950 |
20001 |
21000 |
1951 |
21001 |
27000 |
1952 |
27001 |
33000 |
1953 |
33001 |
37000 |
1954 |
37001 |
43000 |
1955 |
43001 |
48000 |
1956 |
48001 |
54000 |
1957 |
54001 |
59000 |
1958 |
59001 |
68500 |
1959 |
68501 |
76500 |
1960 |
76501 |
86500 |
1961 |
86501 |
99999 |
1962 |
1 |
6500S3 |
1963- |
See the Browning Dating System. -Except in the case of a new design wherein a low serial number becomes valuable to some individual. -Exhibition grade and Exposition grade were regarded as the same grade, simply different terms for the same thing. |
On January 1, 1963 a new serial number series was begun for 12 gauge Superposed shotguns starting with number 6556S3
Year |
Start |
End |
1949 |
200 |
1700 |
1950 |
1701 |
2800 |
1951 |
2801 |
3200 |
1952 |
3201 |
5300 |
1953 |
5301 |
6700 |
1954 |
6701 |
8400 |
1955 |
8401 |
9400 |
1956 |
9401 |
10500 |
1957 |
10501 |
11500 |
1958 |
11501 |
14180 |
1959 |
14181 |
17060 |
1960 |
17061 |
20640 |
1961 |
20641 |
23820 |
1962 |
23821 |
27300 |
1963 |
27301V3 |
|
1963- |
See the Browning Dating System. -Except in the case of a new design wherein a low serial number becomes valuable to some individual. -Exhibition grade and Exposition grade were regarded as the same grade, simply different terms for the same thing. |
1960-1962 |
495 shotguns manufactured in 28 gauge. |
|
1960-1962 |
558 shotguns were manufactured in .410. |