Well then, I think we should determine value based on the prices they sold for, not the asking price.





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Craig's "A little wear on it" and "selective single trigger" if either is in the description, take at least $1000 off the price of a mint double trigger two barrel set. Good luck finding a mint, double trigger, 28 gauge two barrel set. Such a gun, when you find it, will be priced real close to ten grand. The OP's gun is probably worth about $7000. Heed Mr. Noble's advice and mount that forend on one of the barrel sets to avoid damage.

About 90% of the prices you see on the gun sites are over priced & don't sell. Gun Broker has a completed sales look up & you can see what they sell for & don't sell for. Go to advanced search, then completed sales.
https://www.gunbroker.com/all/search/completed

Regardless of what I do or do not say is irrelavent as most of what we sell are consignment guns . And I truely hope you understand the concept of consignment as I DO NOT SET THE PRICE .

But don't you, and most others, set the minimum?





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I recently sold a field used, straight grip, double triggers, q1, q2 26” and m/f 28” 28 repro for just north of $6k to another member. It also had the longer lop.

Dan, did you sell that gun on this site?

I did Bill. Late July. I promptly bought a nice Model 21 Duck 12 gauge and a beautiful VH 20 with 30” tubes from Frank.

I think I remember that one, a great deal. If I didn't have one, I would have jumped on it.