The Browning Browning Superposed is a Shotgun first produced in 1931. It carries a scarcity score of 65/100 based on tracked survey data, with 12 active listings currently on the secondary market and a global benchmark price of $65,724.
The Browning Superposed is an over-under shotgun representing John Moses Browning's final firearm design, completed and brought to production by his son Val Browning after the elder Browning's death, with manufacture carried out by Fabrique Nationale in Belgium beginning in 1931. It became the first commercially successful over-under shotgun widely adopted in the American market, establishing a stacked-barrel configuration that offered shooters a single sighting plane and a different balance profile than the side-by-side doubles that had long dominated shotgun design. The Superposed's success helped popularize the over-under format broadly across both European and American shotgun manufacturing for decades that followed. Manufactured in 1931, this example dates to the very introduction of the model, the year Browning and FN brought John Browning's last design to market.
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