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Your welcome Joseph. It looks to be a nice gun, what is the barrel length and chokes? The Trojan 20's generally command the higher price compared to 16's and 12's in that grade. There are some who have no interest in Trojans and consider them to be too pedestrian. I really like them and I have personnally listened to Babe DelGrego extoll their virtues especially handling. He also has stated Remington would have done better to reintroduce the Trojan than the A1 Special years back. You own a Parker, that means you own the best there is in doubleguns. Again congrats and enjoy shooting it.
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12-14-2010, 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Pete Lester
He also has stated Remington would have done better to reintroduce the Trojan than the A1 Special years back.
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At approximately $12,000 each new manufactured break even price, I wonder how many they would have sold.
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