Remington Model 32 skeet.
A freind of mine has a 4 barrel set skeet gun Remington 32 from late30's /early 40's.
Very nice shape. No rust.
Looking to sell it at a FAIR price. Does not mind to take His time.
What is a fair value? Also, are they likely to go up in price like some other collectibles?
Thank You .
Very nice shape. No rust.
Looking to sell it at a FAIR price. Does not mind to take His time.
What is a fair value? Also, are they likely to go up in price like some other collectibles?
Thank You .
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NICE we really need Picture to give even a chance of being Accurate Has it been REFINISHED in ANY way.
EDITIn my opinion The Model 32 is OLD SCHOOL classic great workmanship fit and finish . However many SKEET shooters shot 10's of thousands of shells a year. That is why we need to see pictures up close Macro focus outdoor lighting to see if the gun has been refinished. we need detailed pictures of any roll stamped numbers lettering etc. I would rather buy a Gun with 90% original finish Because then you could get an Idea of how much wear the gun has . Conversely a gun that is 100% but refinished might be a pretty but have had 200,000 round shot with it.0 -
Haven't seen one of those in use or for sale since the 70's. The smaller gauge barrels for these guns were usually made by Simmons. Skeet shooters were upgrading and selling them off back then/than for the 3200 or the K32. Probably in the $2500 range. 0 -
How good were the model 32's? 0
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