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01-16-2012, 02:51 PM
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GIL,
You are seeing better prices in PA than I am in Missouri. I haven't seen a nice Citori priced under $850. Local 870's and Ithaca 37's are higher her. I hope the price reductions are contaigous.... Despite the semi-drought, we had decent hunting this fall in the midwest. Maybe people are keeping their shotguns? gold40 
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01-16-2012, 03:32 PM
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gold40
We are blessed with a lot of decent gun shops around here and competition is a good thing. Most of the shops that I visit are very selective about what they take in trade. Cash is king and nearly all of them give discounts. We have a large Cabela's right down the road, but they have not hurt the local gun shops. Mostly because Cabela's charges very high prices for their used guns. All the best...
Gil
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01-28-2012, 01:37 PM
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Field & Stream Article
The latest Field & Stream magazine has an article on this very topic. The writer lists many quality used shotguns like the Browning Auto 5 semi-auto and Citori as real bargains. He goes on to list the Remington 870 Wingmaster and the ithaca Model 37 pump shotguns. Surprisingly, he did not mention the Remington Model 1100 which I have and use a lot. Take care...
Joe
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