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A friend sent me a list of shotguns he wants to sell as his eyes no longer make him comfortable using them.

Browning light 20 25inch barrel trigger guard #01330 RP231

Browning Lightning 28inch barrell special steel 8296563

12ga. SxS30inch barrelSterlingworth made by AMFox Co. 90670

Maverick by Mossberg 12g. pump 28"bbl in box never assembled MV93789X


Any idea of value? I'm aware that condition can be considerable. I'm looking for ballpark prices from low to high depending on condition. Thanks in advance.

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First gun- $450-$1300. No usable information given to generate a more precise value.

Second gun- $650-$1500. See above.

Third gun- $550-$1500. See above.

Fourth gun- $120-$150. They go for $180 new and sales can drop the price $20. I would expect the lower price and hope for someone in a hurry to get the higher price.

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Thanks, this is just what I was hoping for as I have never seen the guns and have no idea what their condition is

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Not a lot of info regarding condition of the shotguns. I do know the AH Fox sterlingworth is worth $1,000.00 + in just about any condition, as I own one and keep an eye on the market. The new in the box Mossberg/Maverick 88 I'll agree with woodmaster81 on that as well. $120-$150.00. I actually saw a new in the box 88 listed recently for $150.00. Back when they first came out, my buddy bought one for $85.00 brand new. Somewhere around 1988. The first version of the 88 had 1 slide rail, later (around 1990) they decided to put a slide rail on each side to help with loading and ejecting. Do you know if yours is the early or later design? If it were me, I'd ask a little more money for the later dual slide rail design, as they worked better and were just a little stronger.


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