[JACK]

I defer

 

[flabigpapa]

Fabulous Guns...Also was Lucky enough to Own a Set of these Very Limited Productions Guns. In Today's Market..WORTH and SELLING PRICE, of Late ..Are Two Different Thing's. Would Love to see Pictures of Remington's History.
Shoot Well..Shoot Often with FAmily and or Good Friends, Bart

 

[AveragEd]

About ten years after those guns were made, a local firearms wholesaler had been given a pair of consecutively numbered guns to sell by a Remington employee. They were numbers 71 and 72, if I recall correctly. Only the trap gun's box had been opened but it had never been out of the box or assembled. The firm price for the pair was $1,200.

Believe it or not, I passed. The wood on that trap gun was not what I would call outstanding and it was the one that really mattered to me as I didn't shoot skeet, so I was afraid to buy the skeet gun sight unseen. Twelve hundred bucks was a chunk to me back then and I didn't think I could afford to risk that much on unseen wood.

Ed

 

[fmmafco]

Thanks SSTG

Why did you decide to sell?

 

[lwr_]

Beware! Most will want them to have the Factory updates, and it will have an impact on price.

 

[fmmafco]

I will post pictures soon, thanks for the feedback.

 

[fmmafco]

we usually have more regrets about passing and selling than we do buying. Thanks for the feedback Ed

 

[fmmafco]

Thanks lwr, these have the factory upgrades