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01-06-2012, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Gerry Addison
That's strange, look at the email I received from Connecticut Shotgun just today, I think their price has gone up:
On Jan 5, 2012, at 12:21 PM, Connecticut Shotgun wrote:
"Dear Gerry:
They have always been available. They are $4,000 each. There is a long waiting list."
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If there is indeed a "long waiting list", wonder how many have and how many will be generated at the $4,000 price? I would bet that if CSMC does get an order for a set at $4,000 they will rush them out the door asap---kinda like the football team that gets a favorable ruling rushing back to the line to run another play before the challenge flag can be thrown.
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01-06-2012, 08:13 PM
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I put up a $500 deposit, and waited 3 yrs, but they did not charge shipping and I only lost $ 7.50 interest at 1/2 percent so in the end I am super satisfied. I have spent $ 10,000 plus for various guns from them so maybe thats customer appreciation. The next time I quail hunt I will use my .410 Parker and I will think of Robert W. Woodruff shooting his .410 Parker at his Ichauway Plantation south of Albany Ga.
PDD
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