This rifle was manufactured in 1971 in Belgium and features a blue barrel manufactured without sights, a polished bolt, gold trigger, and French gray remaining parts. The receiver is tapped for scope mounting and engraved scope rings are included in the Browning case. A bugling elk scene is on the right side of the front receiver ring, and a bull moose scene is on the opposite side. The floorplate has a scene with a bear raised up on its back legs, and the trigger guard has a cougar. The rifle is signed "LA" (Louis Acampo) by the cougar, "BAERTEN" (Claude Baerten) on the floor plate, and "SEVERIN" (L. Severin) near the moose. The sides of the barrel at the breech, the action, and the areas surrounding the scenes have leafy scroll engraving with textured backgrounds. The barrel is marked "BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P. Q./MADE IN BELGIUM" on the left and "CALIBER .7.REM.MAG.ONLY 62405L71". The matching serial number is also on the right side of the rear receiver bridge. There are Belgian proofs on the various components. It is mounted on a Monte Carlo stock with carved leaf designs and checkering on the forend and grip, contrasting forend piece, creamy bands on the forend and grip, a gold diamond grip insert, swivel studs, and a vented Browning recoil pad. Includes a factory case.

Excellent plus. The rifle retains 99% original finish and only shows some slight cycling and handling marks and a small blemish just ahead of the forend on the right side of the barrel. The stock is near excellent with a small chip near the front recoil lug on the right and otherwise only light handling and storage marks. Mechanically excellent.