I have bought two 12 ga. Sterlingworths ejector guns for 500 or less off the internet in the last two months for future project guns. One gun had the short filler rib under the barrels that fits between the chambers and the loop lose. It took two hours to fix it as good as new.
When ejector guns are not bringing much, a plain extractor gun is just not going to sell at all unless dirt cheap. In the last few months I have seen Sterlingworth's sell for less than 500 on multiple occasions. Even a few 20's have been bought for less than a grand in very decent shape and that would never happen last year. I think low grade, non pristine guns, like Sterlingworths are a very soft market right now.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=444988822That was a Sterlingworth 12 Ejector that was very well restocked and was a bargain at 1600. Did not even get a single bid. The stock job alone was will worth that. Soft market for sure.
