Pricing Question

[Gerry Addison]

In todays market, what would a 28GA two barrel set with double triggers and beavertail forend be worth. Been fired two rounds of skeet, with case, cover and snap caps. I know where one is and can buy it, just wondering what you guys think it is worth? I haven't seen more than a couple with everything this one has, and it has nice wood. Thanks in advance for your help. I'm thinking around $6000, what do you guys think?

[Bob Jurewicz]

Gerry,
I think your spot on with your price. Prices are really down right now, yet, your combo is both desirable and hard to find.
Bob Jurewicz

[Gerry Addison]

Bob, thanks for your insight. Oh, forgot to mention, it is choked Q1 & Q2 on the 26" barrel. This is like the holy grail of DHE Repro's.

[Bob Jurewicz]

Gerry,
Now, if you tell me it has the "long stock" I'm going to want to own that gun!!!!
Bob Jurewicz

[Gerry Addison]

I'll have to check into that one. I'll place a call today.

[Gerry Addison]

I just called my friend and it does have the longer LOP. He didn't know the exact measurement, but said it did have the longer LOP. He is a good friend and I'll let you know how this all goes.

[Eric Grims]

$6K, two barrels, DT, long LOP = buy it with no regrets. Enjoy!

[Gerry Addison]

Exactly what I thought. Thanks for the advice gentlemen.

[Greg Baehman]

Gerry, is this a straight or pistol-gripped gun?

Interesting about the long stock comments...I have a 28-ga., DT, 2-bbl. set that has a 14 3/4" LOP, instead of the usually seen standard 14 3/8" LOP. Initially, I had thought that the original purchaser custom ordered it that way. But, after coming across a few others with a 14 3/4" LOP, I now believe that stocks that were intended to be put on ST guns were instead installed on DT guns, thus resulting in the longer length of pull. I wonder how many like this are out there?

[Gerry Addison]

I have seen both length of pulls on all the gauges so I think they made several different lengths.