BROWNING JONATHAN BROWNING CENTENNIAL MOUNTAIN RIFLE
.50 cal. perc., 30 in. octagon barrel, single set trigger, engraved lock plate, select walnut stock, cased with medallion and powder horn. 1,000 mfg. in 1978.
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Current manufacturer/importer with headquarters located in Morgan, UT. Browning guns originally were manufactured in Ogden, UT, circa 1880. Browning firearms are manufactured by Fabrique Nationale in Herstal and Liege, Belgium. Since 1976, Browning has also contracted Miroku of Japan and A.T.I. in Salt Lake City, UT, to manufacture both long arms and handguns. In 1992, Browning (including F.N.) was acquired by GIAT of France. During late 1997, the French government received $82 million for the sale of F.N. Herstal from the Walloon business region surrounding Fabrique Nationale in Belgium.
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BROWNING JONATHAN BROWNING MOUNTAIN RIFLE
.45, .50, or .54 cal., perc., single set trigger, 30 in. octagon barrel, select walnut stock, similar to Jonathan Browning Centennial Mountain Rifle, except without Centennial embellishments and not cased.