I would say you are very much on the high side.

I purchased a very similar gun a little over a year ago for 2750. The gun I purchased had a skeleton butt plate, which most would consider a plus on the value side. I purchased my gun from a well known dealer.

I wouldn't buy a D without a skeleton buttplate, unless, of course, it "lettered" with a different butt treatment.

I was thinking $3k would be a resonable price.

Mark

Thank you for the accurate pricing. I priced it on the very high side, only trying to get the most money for the widow.

JG

Jason problem is if you price it too high you lose anyone looking at it. I understand why you did that but you are not going to help her if no one bothers to make an offer and where you have it priced I think that will be the end result. Eric

I think you are right Eric, I figure I will leave it priced high until I get the Parker Letter. Then make the best decision on the value. I guess I am holding out for some great piece of information on this gun that would make unique. Seems that around 3500 to 4000 is what folks are saying. Your thoughts on the value?

JG

I think you are in the ballpark, a little high but not enough to scare someone off. Eric