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[Bill Murphy]

Hunt up one of the people who wanted to buy the gun, let them write you a check for $800, and be happy.

[Jeff Baer]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

Hunt up one of the people who wanted to buy the gun, let them write you a check for $800, and be happy.

Ouch, I paid a good amount more for my Parker Trojan at a gun show on 11/29/25. This gun looks newer than the one I purchased...

[John Davis]

Jeff, don’t be too quick to jump to any conclusions about the value of your “new” Trojan based solely on this thread. All Trojans are not equal.

[Jeff Baer]

Thanks John, I was thinking more that I paid too much for my gun. I'm realizing now that the stock on my gun is not original. It's lacking the checkering and the butt plate is a Remington. I wasn't looking for a "collectors" gun when I went to the show... just a gun I can shoot trap but when I saw this gun I really liked the look and feel. Anyway... I still love the gun and I can live with it even though I may have paid a few hundred too much.

[Steiner]

Originally Posted by Jeff Baer

Thanks John, I was thinking more that I paid too much for my gun. I'm realizing now that the stock on my gun is not original. It's lacking the checkering and the butt plate is a Remington. I wasn't looking for a "collectors" gun when I went to the show... just a gun I can shoot trap but when I saw this gun I really liked the look and feel. Anyway... I still love the gun and I can live with it even though I may have paid a few hundred too much.

Jeff, A very wise, old collector told me "You never pay too much but sometimes you buy too soon." My philosophy is; if I want it and can afford it, I buy it. These guns offer so much more than utility. Study every mark and scratch on the gun and imagine what adventure, or misadventure caused it. Enjoy your "new" best friend.

[John Davis]

Jeff, I never paid too much for a gun I liked and shot well.