What is my gun worth?

John Marshall

John Marshall

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I have a Browning Citori O\U in 12guage. It is a trap special edition with 32" barrel. It has the "newer" style barrel that is acceptable with steel shot(cant remember the name). The gun is in excellent condition and I will post pics when the wife gets home with the camera. I have looked in the EE and online and there seems to be a huge price range and many are what I would call over priced but maybe I am undervaluing the gun?
 
:) It is worth what one is willing to pay for it! It is a buyer's market for that type of gun. It is like the housing market, price it right, and it will sell fast. Or, if you can wait, there is a buyer for anything at any price!:D

Have a great weekend,
Henry;)
 
I always worry a bit when I see a sporting shotgun that it is shot out. They still look great but have thousands of rounds through them. Round count has a huge effect on Sporting shotguns, at least to me it does.
 
It's tough to put a value on one without seeing it but depending on the condition, accessories, quality of the wood, etc. I'd say it was circa $1,500.
 
The gun was new in box when I purchased it and I have put between 5-6 hundred rounds through it.

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John , nice gun,( may have up my offer:D)
I would think claybuster is close on hi price,
thou location has some influance on price,
Where I am in s.w sk, not much demand for
trap guns, thou I am not a trap shooter :)()
 
From your photos, the gun looks to be in excellent condition.

$ 1500 is a pretty fair price for an all-original Citori 32" Grade 1 "Special Trap".
IIRC, These were a 1995 - 1999 Model with Invector Plus choke tubes.
 
$1500 might be alright, whatever the market will bear. Search the EE and see what they have been going for, you should at least squeeze $1250 out of it.
Low round count, looks very nice.
 
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