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Billy,
I agree with Charlie regarding the Nitro Special, however, The A.J. Aubrey guns were made in several grades. The higher grades, if in very good condition, could be worth well over $1,500.00. Regards, Austin |
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Billy, where is the "18" marked? Is this a high grade gun? I can't remember the grading system for Meriden guns. I once had an outrageosly high grade Meriden in near mint condition. However, one of the barrels was blown and I didn't know what to do about it. I let it go.
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10-05-2022, 11:26 AM | #5 | ||||||
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Thanx Charlie and Austin. Bill I will let you know after I see it. Billy
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10-05-2022, 02:27 PM | #6 | ||||||
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The Nitro Special is basically an Ithaca shotgun. Nothing wrong with it, strong gun, good shooter, but not a Lefever.
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heathen made by Ithaca as a bargain gun to get the bottom of the market just a couple years before the NID came out but not engineered like the Flues or NID - they also had another entry level as the Western Long Range but yes - the nitro special is a very solidly built gun- I have had two over the years and never had an issue with the function of either one
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Colonel George Busby wrote for years about his long lived Nitro Special and his 43 months spent in South America mainly shooting birds.
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