Thinking about making an offer on a 28 gauge, but.......

[Chris Robenalt]

Checkering is recut not the greatest, borders aren't correct. Looks like a toe repair. Barrels look to be cut. I'd rather have the 3 barrel reproduction 28 that's for sale in the listing here this morning. Money better spent. Don't throw good money after bad! I speak from personal experience Mike.

Chris, AZ

[Bill Murphy]

The gun suffered a very unskilled refinish (not a restoration) and a just as unskilled reassembly. No refinishing of this gun added to its value and surely diminished any value it had. The fact that it is a 28 gauge doesn't mean that it is more valuable than an original condition 12, 16, or 20 gauge. No one on this site would recommend that purchasing this gun would be a wise move for your collection. Of course, there is always a price point below which a gun like this would be an OK purchase. What is that price point?