Good I guess, in the sense that it's rare. But short barreled 12ga sxs aren't in high demand these days. I'd call it a collector gun, but most collectors would look for better condition. People looking for a sxs target gun these days, something they can use to shoot both skeet and sporting clays, would be more likely to trip for an American classic 12 with 28 or, likely even better, 30" barrels and open the chokes. For a whole lot less money. Or--I know, preaching heresy here, as if opening chokes weren't bad enough--install Brileys in a longer barreled vintage double and you're good to go for trap as well.
