Mercy, these things are getting pricey...

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Mercy, these things are getting pricey...

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...even in today's economy. I wonder what makes it so special?

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I think Puglisi is thinking Parker small bore prices when they priced the Sterlingworth.
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Post by Silvers »

Things to come on Fox smallbores esp. with ejectors?

Hey Toolman, be sure to thank Jim for his help on that 20 SW ejector 26" that followed me home from Greenwich :lol: I saw the other ejector SW 28" the other day, you know where, and its new owner was pleased too. Frank
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NP Silv's.....I know you will most graciously reciprocate, when you are forced to pass on that 34" A grade, coming soon, to a theater near you!!!!! ----TOOL
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Silvers wrote:Things to come on Fox smallbores esp. with ejectors?
This is an extractor gun. To justify the ask, maybe the guy who had the cheeks checkered was a very very famous guy?
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Post by Silvers »

The advertising text says ejectors extractor, I took that as ejector. But now looking at the forend pic it definitely doesn't have the ejector anchor. All the better, extractor smallbores are going up too? Frank
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SW 20

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To bad we don't have a serial number, secret you know!!!
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#259704...better pics can be seen here:
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Post by FRBRIT »

I saw this one yesterday and all that came to mind was that maybe ole' Jack's been nipp'in the Jack a little to much.

Or maybe he mistook this to be the Czar's Sterlingworth!
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Maybe he's just trying to keep pace with Galazan. :D
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No...he blew right past Galazan. At least Tony can claim "yeah, but mine has the very rare single trigger" or "mine has ejectors" or something like that. This gun is just an otherwise normal <$2000 20-ga. extractor gun with an asking price of $6000 that has had the cheeks checkered for some unexplained reason?
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Folks can ask what ever they want to for their goods. They are their goods. Buyers on the otherhand don't have to buy said goods.
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Post by mc15426378 »

You guys don't know how the price of oil has increased? They must have used at least a 50 gal drum on the gun the way it shines.

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Researcher wrote:Folks can ask what ever they want to for their goods. They are their goods. Buyers on the otherhand don't have to buy said goods.
How true.

I had thought they were in business to sell guns, not just to advertise guns.
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Post by mike campbell »

I'm going to offer $5900....just for fun. :twisted:
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