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When I started looking for a Reproduction, I called Brian Dudley and got some ballpark figures. There are threads here that show Brian's work. I think it best if someone else is interested that they contact Brian. I will say I thought it very fair. |
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My dad who had his own real estate business used to say that a house is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. The same applies to firearms in my view.
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https://www.gunsinternational.com/gu...n_id=101621409
Are the quail 1/quail2 choked guns that rare or is this just overpriced? I was shocked to see what it was listed for compared to others.
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May you be blessed with plentiful game in the fields, the time to hunt, a good bird dog in front of you, a Parker in your hands and friends to share the adventures with. |
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The Orvis gun is "listed" at $9200. The example I posted earlier in this thread actually "sold" for $8050, the highest price I have seen for a 26" 28 gauge gun with single trigger. The Orvis gun may disappear, but not because someone paid $9200 cash for it.
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Q1/Q2 choking is hard to find and does afford a premium, but not anywhere near what this seller believes.
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