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  • nord
    If you're going to use it... No!

    If you're into collecting... Probably there are better ways to spend your money.

    Obviously my opinion only.

    Nord
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  • He Dog
    I would put the 4K into a CD or a Supergrade pre-64 model 70 NIB, if you want a gun to "invest" in.
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  • springer1
    No, Way to much
    You could get a early
    Diana grade 20 for that
    or a little more.
    Spend half that on a
    superposed lighting 20
    They will never lose value
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  • SKYDIVER386
    Because the Superposed is basically a custom shop gun there are a lot of variations in engraving, reciever finish (french grey vs. blued), wood quality, checkering style, etc. it is hard to really give an accurate assesment. If it is a really nice Diana or Midas grade with beautiful exibition grade wood, YES! If it is a standard superposed with a blued reciever, maybe not. If you can give more details, I'm sure the members here can give an accurate price.

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  • GuvamintCheese
    Im sorry I know better, its a standard field grade. did these guns have salt problems?
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  • hatchettman
    There have been quite a few of these guns with salt problems, but not all----really check before purchase! I`m like the rest, a standard model for that ammount of money? Way Off in price!!!
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  • springer1
    What year?
    You can look it up on their
    web site.
    I saw a unfired superposed lightning
    1973 for 2750 but not a english stock
    If it a superlight and not a lightning
    its a newer gun
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