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Waterengineer · November 23, 2009, 03:25 PM

NYCShooter:

Here you go.

The prices were a little better two weeks ago when I stopped for a flat of shells. I guess they are into the holiday shopping season so the sale is off.

It has been my experience that asking will get you an additional 10-percent off. That will pay for the governor's tax, which in Palm Beach County is 7.5-percent. So, the asking price would be a pretty close guess for "out the door."

They had two guns: 12-gauge with 28-inch barrel and 20-gauge with 26-inch barrel. The asking prices $949 and $999, respectively. They were listing the MSRP's at $1,100.

For a discontinued gun that doesn't seem that great even NIB. I bet they go down after the first of the year.

November 23, 2009, 03:25 PM	#10
Waterengineer Senior Member Join Date: February 7, 2006 Location: Aurora, CO and Palm Beach, FL Posts: 861	Price Report NYCShooter: Here you go. The prices were a little better two weeks ago when I stopped for a flat of shells. I guess they are into the holiday shopping season so the sale is off. It has been my experience that asking will get you an additional 10-percent off. That will pay for the governor's tax, which in Palm Beach County is 7.5-percent. So, the asking price would be a pretty close guess for "out the door." They had two guns: 12-gauge with 28-inch barrel and 20-gauge with 26-inch barrel. The asking prices $949 and $999, respectively. They were listing the MSRP's at $1,100. For a discontinued gun that doesn't seem that great even NIB. I bet they go down after the first of the year. Last edited by Waterengineer; November 23, 2009 at 11:14 PM. Reason: spelling, of course