Griffin & Howe Trojan on Guns International

[MrBojangles]

Originally Posted by David Livesay

The price was $1700

To me, that seems fair. But I have a weakness for a side by side showing a decent amount of case colouring. And, the gauge doesn’t bother me like it does some. Being a 12 gauge hurts it, however, and I don’t know how much higher than $1700 it could have brought.

[Tennessee Dave]

Originally Posted by Ian Civco

To me, that seems fair. But I have a weakness for a side by side showing a decent amount of case colouring. And, the gauge doesn’t bother me like it does some. Being a 12 gauge hurts it, however, and I don’t know how much higher than $1700 it could have brought.

I figured that was very close to the top end of the price range for a 12 ga. Trojan in the condition that is in.

[Bill Murphy]

The "top end of the price range" is what we normally pay. Watch the Guyette and Deeter auction on Thursday and add in the buyer's premium and shipping.

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by David Livesay

I figured that was very close to the top end of the price range for a 12 ga. Trojan in the condition that is in.

Not hardly. A high condition gun can, and does, go for more. Condition always trumps grade or gauge.

[Bill Murphy]

Yup, remember the Muderlak Trojan 12 gauge that sold for about ten grand.