Julia Auction Today - Part 1

[Mike K]

Jared,

I also took the Reproduction prices which in general were good.

#1193 A1S 20ga; $11500
#1194 DHE 28ga; $13,000
#1195 DHE 28ga; $7500?
#1196 DHE 28ga; $3600
#1197 DHE 20ga; $4000
#1198 DHE 20ga; $3250

However the best deal of the day was the MIG 21 - which is still airworthy for $20,000. (I know it is not a Parker but the cockpit is big enough to hold one)

[Bill Anderson]

I missed the auction. What was lot #1194 DHE 28ga. for $13,000 exactly? Three barrel set?

Thank you,
Bill

[Wild Skies]

Originally Posted by Bill Anderson

I missed the auction. What was lot #1194 DHE 28ga. for $13,000 exactly? Three barrel set?

Thank you,
Bill

28-ga./.410 DHE Bi-gauge set, SG, 2-beavertail forends, SST, 3- sets of barrels (28-ga. 26" Q1/Q2, 28-ga. 28" M/F and 26" .410 IC/M.

http://jamesdjulia.com/auctions/cata...e=296&lot=1194

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Greg Baehman

http://jamesdjulia.com/auctions/cata...e=296&lot=1194

That would be a good deal in anybody's book. If you were to buy a couple of 28 ga. Repros for $4K each and a .410 Repro at $5K you'd be right there but I don't think you could.... even if Winchester made a .410 by itself.

[Jared V.]

Thanks Mike.

The prices that the reproductions brought seem in line with what I've been seeing elsewhere especially when the buyer's premium is tacked on.

I looked at the MIG pictures as much as I did the TR Fox. 20K seems cheap. However, it would be more difficult to hide the MIG from my wife compared to another side by side...
JJV

[Dean Romig]

No, they don't have the deep step from the barrel flats that the originals had.