Krieghoff Model 32 S/N 11342 Unfired as new condition. ENGRAVING: Krieghoff Signature (FACTORY ENGRAVED 1 of 15) Manufactured in 1979 with engraved signature to commemorate the Model 32. Engraver was Michael Branum. K80 BARRELS 30” Tapered Step Rib 12MM to 8MM. CT/CT Mechanical Accuracy Threaded barrels for Ballistic Specialty or Clearview Choke Tubes. 5 - 12 Gauge Choke Tubes 2 IC, 1 .015, 1 .020, 1 .025. 30” Kolar AAA sub gauge tube set. 20, 28, & 410. 4 Choke tubes per gauge.

Factory K80 Wood Set, English Walnut #1B Trap Stock 14.5” LOP. Parallel Comb with 1.40” Drop. #3 Trap Forearm. The wood set fit to receiver & iron by Corkel Arms. Gun Weight: 9 lbs. 2 ounces with mercury recoil reducer in the stock bolt hole. 8lbs. 10 ounces w/o. Please note stock is not modified. The recoil reducer just slips into the stock bolt hole. New 32” Americase tube set case. Sale Price $7500.00 with tube set & case. $6500 with out.

i don't know about the signature models being only 15 made, i know of at least 3 in australia including one in my possession at the moment, but nice gun by the way

I'm a little confused about it being unfired. Sounds like a lot added items to make it a special gun and keep it unfired. Can you explain?

fnj682 The receiver has never been fired/shot other than test fired back in 1979 by Krieghoff. The K80 Barrels and Wood were fit to this receiver. Just never wanted to shoot this particular gun because it is one of the 15 Signature Model 32's. The added items don't make it special. They just make the gun more versatile. The unfired signature receiver is what makes this gun unique. Keeping it unfired is easy. Just shoot one of the other krieghoffs in the gun safe. If you are interested in the gun send me a PM with contact info. Be glad to chat.

skeeter1956, Krieghoff told me there were only 15 of the model 32 signature guns produced.

you sure had a lot of detail but is the stock neutral in cast or is it cast for a right hander?? thnx

Jeff is a lefty, but if I remember right it's neutral cast. Larry

Jeff is a lefty, but if I remember right it's neutral cast. Larry

Sebaka is a great guy with a great sense for guns... But even I have seen this sig gun in person.

Jeff is great to deal with.

It really doesnt matter if there are 15 or 150- if you happen to like this type of K32 there arent that many around.

All of them I have seen have had a lot of the first generation K80 parts such as hammers and sears.

Regards from Iowa

Gene

To all, Thanks for the nice compliments. The stock has nuetral cast. Gene, you are right about the internal parts, hammers sears etc. Krieghoff told me these were some of the transition guns and they did use K80 hammers sears lock up parts. When I received this gun I was really amazed at how good the triggers are considering it spent its life in a gun safe. No creep, fast & crisp at about 3.75 to 4 lbs. pull weight.

I also saw this gun several months back when I was buying a different K32 from Jeff. The Signature gun is in awesome condition, and dealing with Jeff was a breeze.

Will

Thanks Will. How is the Monte Carlo shooting?

The Monte Carlo is shooting great! Ran 75 str8 in skeet at the end of May with it.I couldn't be happier with it thanks so much. Now its sitting in the safe until it cools down some, my hands sweat so bad so I'm using my old Beretta.

Just got back from Broken Bow, I think I passed your place I stayed at the Safari cabin. I had a great time and ate too much pizza!

Will

"Hook em' Horns!"