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Unread 08-16-2013, 03:24 PM   #11
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Dwight, what is the grade of the gun?

If it originally had Damascus Steel barrels it was probably a Grade 2 or higher.
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sorry...PH & it appears untouched.

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That depends on the condition-case color, blue, stock originality and condition.
An all original OO , 30" 40% CC, good blue and stock finish is about 12-14K?
Good Luck-they do not come available that often!
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the case color , %, vivid?, location makes a HUGE difference in value. I saw a beautiful VHE 28g 30" , SS ,with 90% vivid CC go for $24,000 and was probable worth more
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An all original OO , 30" 40% CC, good blue and stock finish is about 12-14K?

David, I disagree with that assessment for a 28 ga. in the condition you discuss.

I would tag it between $16k - $19k with ejectors.

$14 - $16 with extractors.
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A PH would normally have had Twist Steel barrels rather than Damascus Steel. Have you seen the letter?
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With it being rebarreled I don't think it would have anywhere near the value of a true 28. For my hard earned dollars I would pay more for an original VH/VHE 28 than a rebarreled PH on a heavier frame even if Parker did it.
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Dean , your right, I checked the letter. it came with 28" twist barrels.
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I agree with David and Doc Truitt. An O frame 28 gauge is a wonderful gun.
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I agree with David and Doc Truitt. An O frame 28 gauge is a wonderful gun.
Sure it is if your going to break targets with it BUT if your going to carry it all day in the uplands then the 00 frame rules.....ask anyone who hunts with one......Yup COB's right......again
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