Value of Two SxS Shotguns

[dudley2112]

Hi

So I'm not a huge shotgun person so i was hoping you guys could help me with some values on these two guns. One is a Bernadelli, the other a Sauer and Son, both are 20 gauge. Unfortunately they were left in a closet for a bit and as you can see on the Bernadelli there is a little rust spot on the one barrel and on the muzzles. The Sauer has a bit of rust in the bore right at the muzzle.

Any idea of prices for these would be greatly appreciated, pics at the link below.

https://imgur.com/a/n7j8A

Thanks

Dudley

 

[FLHTCUI]

Well, you might need to revisit the image hosting site for starters.
Also some more details of the guns with markings to assist.
Rob

 

[dudley2112]

Are the pictures not showing up? when I copy and past the link it works.

 

[FLHTCUI]

The pics appear to be working now via the link.
My ipad might have had issues.
Rob

 

[1963beretta]

Are you selling or buying?

 

[dudley2112]

Looking to sell both

 

[kamlooky]

Sawks goll dang it..........................

 

[punkkinen]

Your jp Sauer appers to be the "kim" model, I think they came out around 1958 if im not mistaken they were supposed to be a new model sauer, a new shotgun model sans crossbolt, side clips and cocking indicators. Cant say i have ever seen one for sale before, maybe they were a flop or maybe they are just rare, but they were at the lower end of the price range for a sauer back when they came out for 158 bucks.

 

[Ashcroft]

When you establish a price and offer them on EE I might be interested in one or both. J.

 

[Grouse Man]

We need more details on the specs. And pictures we can use.

 

[canvasback]

I have refrained from making a suggestion until now. Grouse Man is correct. Better pics, barrel length, chokes, chambers, accurate description of condition, especially the parts we can't see i.e bores, LOP, confirmation of good working order or if not, what's wrong, tight and on face or not, barrels ring or not etc. If you need help on figuring any of this out, just ask.

 

[saskbooknut]

Clean up the rust with care and establish if there are remaining pits. Report or photo proofs to establish choke and year of manufacture. Report barrel lengths, length of pull and weight of each gun.
The Sauer is a $700 gun as I see it in very good condition, that is, without the rust.
The Bernardelli is twice the value of the Sauer, at least, except for evaluating the effect of rust, the dings to stock, and cost to remedy defects. You could easily spend the value of the gun on fixing up the problems if using a high end gunmaker.
The devil of pricing is in careful and critical evaluation of the defects.