Browning Citori 4bbl Set

rballi

May 07, 2003 13:48

Do I need it? I came across one in easy %95 for $2500. All bbls are skeet choked with med/high rib and one wide forearm. He will take a partial trade on my NIB Beretta 686 Onyx, and used 12ga Gr I Citori fixed choke. I'm guessing $1200 on the 686, and about $750 w/case for the Citori. He really, really wants my Browning BSS w/case but I don't think I'll be letting that one go anytime soon.

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  CountryGunsmith

  May 07, 2003 15:50

  He's about $300-$400 high on the skeet set, but you're at new retail on your 686 Onyx as well. Sounds like serious hagglin' time.
  
  
  
  FFL Dealer, Class 07/02 Mfg

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  nelchris

  May 07, 2003 15:58

  To me it would all depend on the forend .I hate the schnabel and have handeled the skeet style if I remember right I could get used to it but I love the lighting forend.
  I can say I wouldn't trade the SxS if its a 20
  The trades do seem to sweeten the temptation to make a deal
  Steve

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  nelchris

  May 07, 2003 16:03

  I should add that you might want to wait for a belgium browning set
  If you are going to leap go all the way[:D][:D][:D]

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  rballi

  May 08, 2003 05:15

  The price tag on the 686 is $1287 and I bought it from him about a year ago. The forearm on the set is a wide dovetail type, not a schnabel. My BSS is a 20 and it's staying with me. I like my Citori. I had a Belgian Superposed but traded it off because it just didn't feel/fit right for me. I loved the gun, it was really nice, but why have it if you don't feel comfortable using it?

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