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I'm thinking about selling a 20 gauge Superposed, 28 inch IC/M, short tang, round knob, no salt, with an original Browning Hartmann case. Gun has an aftermarket pad, stock not cut, near perfect bluing and only minor handling marks on the wood. Looking at various sites, the pricing seems to be all over the place.
Have any of you seen one sell recently and could you give me an idea what it might be worth?
Thanks.
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2400 seems to stick in my head for a field grade in good condition in 20
Out there doing it best I can.
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+ $200-300 for thé Hartman case.
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Rem40, sounds like you have a nice one. Those with long tangs bring more bucks, but yours pretty much ticks off all the other boxes.
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Grade 1, 28-inch, short tang $1600 if no salt issues.
Grade 1, 28-inch, long tang $2500.
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$2400 sounds bout right for the gun...
sell case separately for $200...
it adds no value to the gun...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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...sell case separately for $200...
it adds no value to the gun... I recently bought a period Hartman case for a 2 barrel Superposed project that ils almost complète. It doesn’t surprise me that the real value is lost on you. The increase in value includes the enhanced experience as well as putting your gun in à nice vintage case. 
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uh bob, the theme of this thread is selling, hopefully for a profit...
if it gives you pleasure to put $2500 guns in $250 cases, pls do so...
Last edited by ed good; 11/14/20 01:16 PM.
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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A few years ago, at Winter Vegas, a three digit, mint condition, 28" field choked Grade 1 20 sold for ten grand. A short tang, round knob, 28" field choked 20 with a non original pad, should bring about $1800 if mint. Is the stock cut on a curve, or straight? What is the actual length of the wood?
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pads are a killer on most gons...
keep it simple and keep it safe...
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