Browning Citori

[Carpenter2n]

My BIL has a vintage (late 70's -early 80's) Browning Citori o/u with a Browning soft case that he's thinking about selling. Its never actually been fired. Modified and fixed chokes. Any ideasthoughts on its value?
Thanks

 

[jltrent]

Look this list over as it is some that have sold on Gunbroker recently.


I would say $700-$900 range, but without seeing it the swag method is all I can use. Not sure how much the case will add if any or what gauge it is....Will need more info...

https://www.gunbroker.com/All/Completed ... ageSize=96

 

[jltrent]

Double post...

 

[kenny thomas]

Need a little more info. They are selling high right now

 

[Brute 23]

Whats modified and fixed chokes?

 

[Carpenter2n]

sorry about that...meant to say modified and full chokes. both are fixed.
It's 12 g....I don't really have any further info at the moment. Its a basic model as it was a promo gift from a bank for opening a new account back then and doesn't recall the exact year

 

[Brute 23]

Are you going to buy it?

 

[Carpenter2n]

no. just thought I see what you folks thought.

 

[okiek]

I'm sure I'll get beat up for this, but here goes. I had the same gun with 30" barrels. After duck hunting went to steel, I found it sitting in my safe since I don't shoot trap. Three years ago I had it cut to 26" and screw in chokes added. I know it "lessened the value," but I'll never sell it and now it's an awesome shooting, versatile shotgun. My personal thoughts on a fixed full mod gun for hunting are not very favorable, though I'm sure many disagree.