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Michael Mobley 10-28-2024 12:04 PM

Parker Reproduction Value
 
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Brother gave me a Parker reproduction 25 years ago. I am attempting to value the gun as I will probably sell. New at this!
Mike

Reggie Bishop 10-28-2024 05:56 PM

More details sure would help. Gauge, barrel lengths, chokes etc. You will also find a number of similar guns listed for sale on Guns International with asking prices. Single trigger Repros don’t bring the money that double trigger guns do in my opinion. Good luck!

Michael Mobley 10-28-2024 06:34 PM

Thank You. I am not a collector and have not determined what to do with the gun. I am looking for an expert in Northern California they may be able to help!
Mike

CraigThompson 10-28-2024 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop (Post 418863)
More details sure would help. Gauge, barrel lengths, chokes etc. You will also find a number of similar guns listed for sale on Guns International with asking prices. Single trigger Repros don’t bring the money that double trigger guns do in my opinion. Good luck!

It’s a 28 look at the snap caps . The barrels are most likely 26” IC/M or Q1/Q2 and 28” M&F .

Brian Dudley 10-29-2024 07:04 AM

Parker reproductions are all over the internet for sale. So seeing what asking prices are is not difficult.

Dean Romig 10-29-2024 08:01 AM

IMO probably around $5,500 give or take...





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David Noble 10-29-2024 03:57 PM

Michael, you should attach the loose forend that is resting under the edge of the stock, to one of the barrels before it damages the stock.
That's a nice looking gun!

edgarspencer 10-29-2024 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 418886)
IMO probably around $5,500 give or take....

Given that most single barrel 28 Repros are listed for north of that, I think you're a little light. There are at least 8 2 Bbl sets listed on GI, and all are asking $7k+. Too few with double triggers, but some like them.

Michael Mobley 10-29-2024 06:40 PM

Thank You! Looking for someone with knowledge to look gun over in Northern California. Any suggestions?
Mike

CraigThompson 10-29-2024 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by edgarspencer (Post 418901)
Given that most single barrel 28 Repros are listed for north of that, I think you're a little light. There are at least 8 2 Bbl sets listed on GI, and all are asking $7k+. Too few with double triggers, but some like them.

We’ve got one at the shop someone consigned and it’s got $7400 on it . It is a double trigger gun however . But the finish is a slight bit worn . I thought $7400 was stout but after looking on GI and GB seems to be what folks are trying to get .

Dean Romig 10-30-2024 07:58 AM

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





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Bill Murphy 10-30-2024 04:38 PM

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.

David C Porter 11-07-2024 08:28 AM

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

CraigThompson 11-07-2024 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill Murphy (Post 418942)
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.

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 .

Dean Romig 11-07-2024 12:29 PM

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





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Dan Steingraber 11-08-2024 06:19 AM

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.

Bill Murphy 11-08-2024 05:29 PM

Dan, did you sell that gun on this site?

Dan Steingraber 11-08-2024 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill Murphy (Post 419317)
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.

Bill Murphy 11-09-2024 11:03 AM

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


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