10 GA, 40" Barrels - gone but not forgotten

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

A PH 10 gauge 36" sold in Florida in the last two weeks via internet auction for 18 or 19 hundred plus a few small fees . Gun appeared to have been refinished . Well as I can remember the gun was made around 1914 if my memory serves . I suppose by the time the winner got that gun with shipping they had about $2300 in it .

Im not sure what grade this 10 ga 36" was .
$2300 seems pretty good considering what they usually list for from what ive seen for 32" ones .

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Milton C Starr

Im not sure what grade this 10 ga 36" was .
$2300 seems pretty good considering what they usually list for from what ive seen for 32" ones .

Read the post again I tell you what grade it was !

List and actual sale price don't go hand in hand .

I've got a 34" EH in very nice shape that I got for less than $2300 .

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by CraigThompson

Read the post again I tell you what grade it was !

List and actual sale price don't go hand in hand .

I've got a 34" EH in very nice shape that I got for less than $2300 .

Well it was listed as 15k then it was marked as sold .
I was talking about the one that sold here not the PH you mentioned .

[6pt-Sika]

Hmmmmmmm

[Bill Murphy]

My 40" Davenport 10 gauge that I recently acquired cost me $600. I am very happy with it but it would be nice if it were a Parker.