Collector Trojan

[Dean Romig]

Oh LOOK - It has a mullered border on the rear line...





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[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Oh LOOK - It has a mullered border on the rear line...
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As it should. For a Trojan Grade.


A spectacular example.

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

As it should. For a Trojan Grade.


A spectacular example.

Correct... I was responding to an earlier post today where someone was quoted as saying “you can always tell a restock on a Trojan if the rear line is mullered”... or words to that effect.





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[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Correct... I was responding to an earlier post today where someone was quoted as saying “you can always tell a restock on a Trojan if the rear line is mullered”... or words to that effect.





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I did not see that comment. That would apply to other grades.


Imagine how many Trojans that guy passed up assuming they were all restocked.

[C.O.B.]

Bill, Ed was rather proud of the Trojan and the skeet gun. In his book Shooting Flying he pictured the skeet gun and said it brought $14K That was probably 15 yeas ago. The seller was very disappointed in it's resale as he bought them for investments.

[Bill Murphy]

I had seen the skeet gun, years before Ed described it, at a gun show in Richmond, Virginia. It was a field used browned out gun with no character or collector value beyond the unusual splinter forend. I believe the gun was priced at about $2000 when I first saw it. I have to admit, I was intrigued at the splinter forend on an obviously original skeet gun, the first I had ever seen.

[King Cobb]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

I did not see that comment. That would apply to other grades.


Imagine how many Trojans that guy passed up assuming they were all restocked.

It was in the thread about my new trojan....