How much would you pay for these shotguns?
I was at the Kansas City Gun show. A friend was thinking about selling his Winchester model 1200 (full choke, 28" barrel, 3 inch chambers). This shotgun may be old but is still new. It has no wear and tear, and may have been fired. Vendors said they would give him $125 for this pristine pump.
2nd: The same vendor had for sale a Winchester model 1300 Commemorative shotgun. It was new and never fired. He said he would go as low as $365 and pay the taxes. It still seemed a little high for me. Also, can you shoot a commemorative firearm or do you destroy its value? What do you all think?
2nd: The same vendor had for sale a Winchester model 1300 Commemorative shotgun. It was new and never fired. He said he would go as low as $365 and pay the taxes. It still seemed a little high for me. Also, can you shoot a commemorative firearm or do you destroy its value? What do you all think?
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A lot of commeratives have little actual additional value, but whatever they have is destroyed by using them. They become shooters with shooter values. 0 -
If a gun can't be shot, I'd just as soon invest in the stock market. A guns purpose and fulfillment is in shooting- the commemorative would stay on the table. 0 -
Buy the 1200, leave the 1300, save $240.00, and take your honey out for a nice Valentine's Day dinner.
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For He Dog and Ray B: Good points and I thank you. I want a shotgun to shoot not decorate a wall. You helped me make up my mind and I appreciate it. 0 -
For bk3301: Thanks for tha advice. My friend has decided not to sell the 1200 and I am taking your advice on the 1300. Maybe some other day I'll buy one but not a commemorative (The vendor said he couldn't sell it and didn't understand why). 0 -
i agree with the above posts. pass on the commemorative. how much do you want to spend on a shotgun? what are you going to use it for?
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