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'67 Winchester 1200/1400 Matched Set

gt84grad
I recently inherited this pair of Skeet/Trap shotguns. I was wondering if anyone had any idea on the value range for these shotguns if sold together; they have consecutive serial numbers. They appear to be in excellent condition with very little use. I'd enclose pic but haven't figured out how to do it yet.

They have the gold accents on the trigger/safety/etc. and carved accents on the stock/butt.

I'm considering moving these to obtain a nice over/under. Appreciate any approximations and guidance on how to move these to obtain the maximum value.

Thanks.
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  • golferboy426
    won't be much value. One of the top sporting magazines listed the 1400 as one of the top 10 worst guns ever. I wouldn't agree as I started my duck hunting with one and never had any problems. Regardless I'd be shocked if the pair were to sell for more than 600
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  • hillbille
    would have to agree with golferboy, while both guns are decent quality neither are highly sought after on the used resale market. $600-700 for the pair is probubly on the high end.
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  • fordsix
    but out of production and consecutive serial numbers and if marked trap or skeet
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  • gary wray
    gt84grad.....I have both guns you mention, but not consecutive #. I have had them for years and the Win 1400 has brought down more ducks and geese than I can count! Like golferboy426, I could never understand as to why the 1400 had such a bad rap as that has never been my experience with mine. I would guess without seeing them that the two would have some value if for no other reason that they are consecutively matched. Again, w/o photos as to condition (and condition in used guns is everything) I would guess that you could possible trade them for a good used Citori O/U but just a guess. Good shooting!
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