Help with identification

[C.O.B.]

A quality looking gun. As Edgar has pointed out a lot of these haven't kept up with the more well known makers. If your buying this is obviously in your favor. IMHO value would be in the neighborhood of $1000 give or take a little. If the stock is solid with no cracks and it had good dimensions and it's fairly priced go for it.

Is the gun being offered for sale?

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Rich Anderson

IMHO value would be in the neighborhood of $1000 give or take a little.

I need to shop where you shop, I'd honestly expect to see this gun in the high 2s, low 3s.

[George Lang]

I agree with Edgar. I have owned and sold Sauers and Dalys in similar condition and grade for 2000 ++.

[C.O.B.]

Originally Posted by George Lang

I agree with Edgar. I have owned and sold Sauers and Dalys in similar condition and grade for 2000 ++.

It isn't a Sauer or a Daly if it was I'd agree with you. It's most likely a guild gun from a maker that's not well known but was obviously very talented.

[edgarspencer]

From all appearances, this gun is of a much higher level of workmanship of the run of the mill Sauer. Engraving alone is far better. When have you seen intercepting Sears on a Sauer?

[OH Osthaus]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

. When have you seen intercepting Sears on a Sauer?

Every time I take mine out of the safe

[George Lang]

Sauers did come with intercepting sears, especially in the higher grades.