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  • MIKE WISKEY
    BEING REFINISHED DROPS THEM DOWN TO "SHOOTER" GRADE, I'D SAY $400 TOPS FOR EITHER (WELL' MAY BE A LITTLE MORE FOR THE 16)
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  • Spring Creek
    Don't be mislead, a 1931 16 ga would not be a "Sweet 16".
    The first "Sweet 16 was shipped from Belgium on 11/19/53 and
    was serial number S-01.
    "Sweet 16" will be found on the left side of the receiver of
    such shotgun.
    What you're looking at is a "Standard" 16 ga.
    Nice shooter maybe, but not a collector piece and overpriced.



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  • J3Cub
    Thanks!
    After doing more research I was thinking they were over priced, and after more careful inspection, the refinishing wasn't well done. The 16Ga does have "sweet Sixteen" on it, it was tagged with a hand-written 1931 on it, I haven't looked at the Serial number. This collection consists of about eight A-5s and a new Remington 1100 LT-20 and a new Remington .22 auto, the new guns are very reasonably priced, I might pick up the 1100.

    I appreciate the input.
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  • timbroman
    Interesting J3Cub - Keep in mind that it can never hurt to make an offer - house, car, dog, gun. That is if you are truly interested in an item. Just my thoughts.

    "If the zoo is closed, drop by the Senate. You'll get the
    same feeling and you won't have to pay." Bob Dole
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