GREAT DEAL

[Stephen Hodges]

Boy, somebody go a great deal on this Repro....I have been watching it and figured it would bid up.


http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=506104768

[Daryl Corona]

Just for grins, anyone know what year this gun was made and how much it cost at that time?

[Chuck Bishop]

I would have bought it if there were more pictures:cool::rolleyes:

[Brian Dudley]

How do I keep missing these $2,500 Repros. !?! Need to catch me one of these someday.

[Greg Baehman]

Just for grins, anyone know what year this gun was made and how much it cost at that time?
This gun was probably built in 1988 and had a list price of $2970.00. During the closeout in 1995 SST 20 and 28-ga. Repros were selling for $2095.00--I assume the 12s were similarly priced during the closeout. Incidently, an as new 28-ga. Repro 2-bbl. set in the most desirable configuration and chokes, also sold today on GB for $6280.55.

[Daryl Corona]

Thanks for the info Greg.

[Rex Northen]

I purchased the 28 gauge set today -
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=505618655

Had been looking for a while to find 28 gauge, double triggers, English, Q1/Q2, with attractive wood in good condition. May have paid a bit too much, but there don't seem to be that many that come up for sale...

[Bob Jurewicz]

Rex,
No way did you overpay for that 28!!!!!!!
I consider what you paid an outstanding bargain for a 2 barrel new 28 GA Repro with Q1/Q2, long LOP, outstanding wood, etc.. Have not seen another since I bought the one I found.
Bob Jurewicz

[Jay Gardner]

I purchased the 28 gauge set today -
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=505618655

Had been looking for a while to find 28 gauge, double triggers, English, Q1/Q2, with attractive wood in good condition. May have paid a bit too much, but there don't seem to be that many that come up for sale...

You did very well on that gun. Just not many in that configuration out there.

[Dean Romig]

I was watching that one too Rex - that is one fabulous Repro - Congratulations!





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[Joe Bernfeld]

I guess 109 pictures was enough :rotf:.

Rex, check your action bottom screws. The rear one isn't aligned. Either it's not tight, or the screws were removed and mixed up at some point. Looks like you got a very nice 28 ga. Nice long LOP, and looks new!

[Fred Lowe]

I agree with the above comments Rex. You did fine on that buy.
It was all I could do to not bid on the gun! I'm glad I didn't bid against you.
I purchased a 28 gauge Ithaca Flues from the same seller earlier this year. I was very pleased with how they handled the transaction.

You'll be selling the 28 Repro that you bought from me now?

Congratulations, I shoot the same gun and love it.
Nice to see you back on the forum.

[Rex Northen]

You'll be selling the 28 Repro that you bought from me now?



No plans to sell yours! But since I couldn't talk you out of your English grip 28 gauge, just decided to buy another - we'll see if I shoot as well with the new one. Longer LOP wasn't a plus for me...

[Richard Flanders]

That is a nice one. Looks unfired and gorgeous wood. My 2-bbl set is the same configuration with with a shorter LOP.

[Kenny Graft]

Good buy Rex....You will never regret it! DT repro guns in 28Ga. are the best value period! I have the same set up as your gun except for beaver tail for-end. I paid a few hundred more for it but its a KEEPER! SXS ohio....(-: