Hey guys, my father is thinking about selling his Remington 11-87 Sporting Clays w/28" VR Bbl and 5 choke tubes. Has seen several hundred rds, condition is excellent overall. Interested in the going rate for one of these. Thanks in advance 
Price Check: Remington 11-87 Sporting Clays late '90's
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eastcoastsoxfan
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between 500-$700 depending on condition, etc. imo
Think $700.00 on top end is is pushing it and suggest $600.00 for a price point in the condition useage wise you describe.
eastcoastsoxfan
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Not to hijack the thread, but how much you figure Premier would go for?
Last one I sold on the EE went for 600 and shipping. It was like new, with just two boxes of shells ever put through it, 4 choke tubes and the original rem green hard case. Plus it was a 1987 the best 1187 year.
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eastcoastsoxfan
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Figured you'd get more for Premier because of the 3" capability, 600 I would of snapped it up.
Some might but I didnot. I started at 700 and had it listed on the other site we belong to also but ended up getting 600. Timing means a lot also as you know and I had a new browning maxus to pay for at the time.
eastcoastsoxfan
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Some might but I didnot. I started at 700 and had it listed on the other site we belong to also but ended up getting 600. Timing means a lot also as you know and I had a new browning maxus to pay for at the time.
I wanted a new gun, but I think its gonna be a new washer
I wanted a new gun, but I think its gonna be a new washer
I hear you but if mama is not happy you know the rest. Don't make the mistake I made and buy a front load unless they have changed in the past few years . Mine was nothing but trouble and I am back to the old style now..
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It would sit on my rack for $599.99 in good shape.
Hopefully you get what you're asking.
Steve
Hopefully you get what you're asking.
Steve
eastcoastsoxfan
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Unfortunately we have a whole in the wall that holds our front loaders, I'd have to renovate again for an old style, and the wife wouldnt go for it.
