Another Question about a stock alteration, on serial # 174873

[David Livesay]

Can someone look up the specifics of serial # 174873. Listed as 16ga. Trojan with 28-inch barrels, but no picture of the end of the barrels. Also, the gun has an alteration to the stock. It appears to be very well done, but I am wondering why it may have been altered and how it affects the value of the gun.

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[Paul Ehlers]

My guess on the stock alteration is it was done to raise the comb to more modern type shooting dimensions.

As far as value goes it's anyone's guess, but normally it would hurt the value, especially if it was a higher-grade gun.

[William Woods]

Can someone look up the specifics of serial # 174873. Listed as 16ga. Trojan with 28-inch barrels, but no picture of the end of the barrels. Also, the gun has an alteration to the stock. It appears to be very well done, but I am wondering why it may have been altered and how it affects the value of the gun.

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The gun is not listed in the serialization book.

[David Livesay]

The gun is not listed in the serialization book.

Thanks for checking

[Russ Jackson]

David , if you go to our Home Page and go down the column you will find even though your Trojan is not listed in the book ,there are surviving Records for Serial #174873 so you could order a letter for the gun !

[David Livesay]

David , if you go to our Home Page and go down the column you will find even though your Trojan is not listed in the book ,there are surviving Records for Serial #174873 so you could order a letter for the gun !

I am only considering buying the gun right now.

[Bill Murphy]

If the price were right, I would ignore the stock alteration.

[Dean Romig]

The upper 1/3 of the stock is replaced. The ‘nose of the comb’ is all wrong and the checkering has been re-cut but, what the heck, it may be a good shooter… depending on the asking price.





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[David Livesay]

$1500 is the price.

[Dean Romig]

That is the price for an unaltered Trojan.





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[David Livesay]

That is the price for an unaltered Trojan.





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You would think so Dean, but I have yet to find a sub gauge Trojan in nice original condition in that price range.