[joe90t]

The Combo is the way to go. Just my opinion. Joe joe90t

 

[joe90t]

The Combo is the way to go. Just my opinion. Joe joe90t

 

[thekidd76]

Thanks Joe...but is that a good price? I can't find a similar one posted here to compare, and the only ones I find online are older listings. I did find the same setup that sold in April of 2012 for $1100, so was that a killer deal, or is this price to high?

 

[Gary Beer]

I bought a nice one 2 years ago for $1500. Here is what the 2013 BB shows.




Citori Trap Combination SetAdd to Collection
Grade I only, 32 in. O/U and 34 in. single barrel, or extra set of barrels in same ga., cased. Disc.
View Historic Prices
Grading 100% $1295 98% $1100 95% $975 90% $900 80% $825 70% $775 n60% $725

Add approx. 40% for extra 20 ga. barrels originally ordered with gun.

GBeer

 

[luvtrapguns]

I have found that the gun books almost always have trap guns priced unrealistically low compared to actual selling prices. Marc

 

[thekidd76]

So based on that then how far off the mark are both these guns?

 

[Stl Flyn]

In my opinion they are both priced close to fair. The first is a Grade I Citori hunter, or field. $850. The second is the desirable 34/32 combo. Though it has fixed chokes, and probably a top single, which takes from the the value, not function, it does come with a case. Maybe $1800 on the combo. I would not consider them deals though.

 

[SirMissalott]

Condition is King when determining price. A trap gun might well have been shot a lot so be sure to check?

 

[Sky Buster]

I wouuld'nt pay more than $1,500.00 for the combo.

 

[Martinpicker]

I bought a 1976 Citori Trap on this site for $800 plus shipping. Last week I bought a Citori Trap Grade 3 with choke tubes for $1100. Very nice guns, both. I would think the combo would be the way to go IF it is good shape and IF you v
can get it for a hundred or two less. Martinpicker