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Bill, Ed was rather proud of the Trojan and the skeet gun. In his book Shooting Flying he pictured the skeet gun and said it brought $14K That was probably 15 yeas ago. The seller was very disappointed in it's resale as he bought them for investments.
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I had seen the skeet gun, years before Ed described it, at a gun show in Richmond, Virginia. It was a field used browned out gun with no character or collector value beyond the unusual splinter forend. I believe the gun was priced at about $2000 when I first saw it. I have to admit, I was intrigued at the splinter forend on an obviously original skeet gun, the first I had ever seen.
That was probably 15 yeas ago. The seller was very disappointed in it's resale as he bought them for investments.
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