.410 S X S
Were'nt these things about $70 when new? I told him that the stock is not walnut. But I do admire the crisp handcut checkering. It looks like MVP was playing with his woodburning set again.[:D] Over $600 and reserve NOT MET?
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=64929865
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=64929865
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I don't know what to say. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by MVP
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[:D][:D]Im sorry, I just get a chucle every time I think of you working a gun over.0 -
I haven't given MVP the location of this one.[^] It was bought off GB and is as nice or nicer than the one advertised. 
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Wow. Nice double .410. Something I've always wanted to add to my collection (I only have a Mossberg bolt .410--the very first shotgun I bought).
A buddy just picked up a Beretta .410...a little out of my range, but DANG it's nice!0 -
Cartod that is the very rare white walnut, you know, butternut. Rarely used for gunstocks (including this one). $350 would be about right. 0 -
He Dog, I would be interested in a few at your price. 0 -
These in good shape are going for $400 to $500 but this guy is a little ambitious with his price. 0 -
damn I sold one a few years back for 250.00 [:(!][:0][B)][V][V][V][V] 0 -
Looked at two in Tulsa last april for $325 and $375, so I just averaged. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by He Dog
Looked at two in Tulsa last april for $325 and $375, so I just averaged.
If they were nice 95%+ that was a very good price.0 -
Heres one I held back, think I paid 350 for it acouple years ago on GB. I keep telling my wife, "its an investment".[;)] 0
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