Dakota.brule
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I have my eyes on a early 90s remington 11-87 premier light contour 28" barrel, removable chokes. Woods in good shape, stell has a few minor scuffs, overall good condition. Looking for a price check
Price check remington 11-87
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Nobody can answer your question definitively.
Remington firearms have been out of production for a while, and stores are out of stock.
Prices on used Remington firearms in the US have gone nuts, so they don't provide a useful comparison.
When there are no comparisons out there, it depends how badly you want it, versus how badly the seller wants to move it on.
Remington firearms have been out of production for a while, and stores are out of stock.
Prices on used Remington firearms in the US have gone nuts, so they don't provide a useful comparison.
When there are no comparisons out there, it depends how badly you want it, versus how badly the seller wants to move it on.
Dakota.brule
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Okay, that's fair. I appreciate it, can you shed any light on the firearm itself? Desirability?
I think that an 11/87 is an OK autoloader.
When parts were reliably available they could usually be fixed. The future of Remington firearms is not clear, since the bankruptcy.
I think that you could do better in the same price range or only slightly more by buying a Beretta, Browning or SX3 Winchester.
When parts were reliably available they could usually be fixed. The future of Remington firearms is not clear, since the bankruptcy.
I think that you could do better in the same price range or only slightly more by buying a Beretta, Browning or SX3 Winchester.
ambishooter
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I just got a 2 barrel (24.5" and 28") good used 11-87 Premier few weeks back. Synthetic stock, bluing is stil 90% ++ to maybe as much as 95%. Built maybe 90s to early 2000s. I saw some online dealers selling from $500 to $800. There was even a decent Fabarm semi for about $300 just last week, gone in a day. The only advantsge with Rem 11-87 is the current parts availability. Listed as still in production, with Remington out of bankruptcy, I hope to see parts being not an issue.
