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Dave McC · December 8, 2002, 06:38 PM

CAS has a lot to answer for, they've driven the price up on nice old doubles like the 311s, and lots of them have commited atrocities on 97 Winchesters like bobbing bbls.

IMO, $350's a hair high unless it's near new in condition, the wood's pretty and you really covet it.

I don't expect 311 prices to drop, lots of folks are realizing there's a lot of value there for a little money.

One caveat, there's occasional regulation probs with these. I'd do a few shots at the patterning board to ensure the bbls shoot to the same point.

December 8, 2002, 06:38 PM	#4
Dave McC Staff In Memoriam Join Date: October 13, 1999 Location: Columbia, Md, USA Posts: 8,811	CAS has a lot to answer for, they've driven the price up on nice old doubles like the 311s, and lots of them have commited atrocities on 97 Winchesters like bobbing bbls. IMO, $350's a hair high unless it's near new in condition, the wood's pretty and you really covet it. I don't expect 311 prices to drop, lots of folks are realizing there's a lot of value there for a little money. One caveat, there's occasional regulation probs with these. I'd do a few shots at the patterning board to ensure the bbls shoot to the same point.