Hello Chaps,
I've been sniffing around for a nice, used O/U 12 ga for a while now. I have an 870 for ducks/geese, but have always wanted a nice upland gun.
My budget doesn't permit too free of reign...
I've been hoping to find a nice, used shotgun in the $650-$850 range.
To that end, I stumbled upon Trade Ex Canada (TEC). I had never heard of them before and do not know what sort of reputation they may carry. Anyone have any experiences with TEC to share?
The shotgun I'm considering is a Husqvarna O/U 12GA with a 27.25 inch barrel andventilated rib. Full over improved. Single selective trigger, ejectors. buttplate may require final fitting. Very good bore. Shows slight handling marks. Overall very good condition. The price is $695.
I have no experience with Husqvarna shotguns. I shoot a 30-06 and a .270 Husqvarna though and have always liked them. TEC states they have a 30 day 'no questions asked' return policy, so I thought that if the firearm fit felt at all awkward for me I could simply return it.
Some questions...
What does a grade of 'very good condition' mean? Is there a standard grading system used in the industry?
If I intend on using this firearm for sharptail/huns/some trap/some sporting clay will I likely wish I had purchased a newer shotgun with longer barrels and interchangeable chokes?
Sorry for the newb quests. Any advice would be appreciated.
I've been sniffing around for a nice, used O/U 12 ga for a while now. I have an 870 for ducks/geese, but have always wanted a nice upland gun.
My budget doesn't permit too free of reign...
I've been hoping to find a nice, used shotgun in the $650-$850 range.
To that end, I stumbled upon Trade Ex Canada (TEC). I had never heard of them before and do not know what sort of reputation they may carry. Anyone have any experiences with TEC to share?
The shotgun I'm considering is a Husqvarna O/U 12GA with a 27.25 inch barrel andventilated rib. Full over improved. Single selective trigger, ejectors. buttplate may require final fitting. Very good bore. Shows slight handling marks. Overall very good condition. The price is $695.
I have no experience with Husqvarna shotguns. I shoot a 30-06 and a .270 Husqvarna though and have always liked them. TEC states they have a 30 day 'no questions asked' return policy, so I thought that if the firearm fit felt at all awkward for me I could simply return it.
Some questions...
What does a grade of 'very good condition' mean? Is there a standard grading system used in the industry?
If I intend on using this firearm for sharptail/huns/some trap/some sporting clay will I likely wish I had purchased a newer shotgun with longer barrels and interchangeable chokes?
Sorry for the newb quests. Any advice would be appreciated.


















































