Item Relisted! FS/FT Winchester 101

[gh1950]

If you can find a venue that caters to trapshooters (trapshooters.com) you will get top dollar (or a local gun club). I would research that site to see what comparable guns are bringing.

If you follow the ads here, trap guns tend to be slow sellers.

 

[Gun Guru]

We have two different trap matches at my club. Only problem is the trap shooters want the high combed-straight stocked versions. Barrels are too long for skeet. Maybe the sporting clays guys.

 

[gasph]

Just to add a bump to the thread. I was given a similar gun by my dad in the early 70's. It was a birthday present and was used and was sold by a gun shop as same factory make as a win 101 but it was marked Nikko and said made in Kodensha on the bottom. It is a 26" and IC and Mod. Apparently a service man had brought it back from Japan and traded it in on a new A5. It even has some initials inlayed in ivory in the stock and ivory diamonds in the fore end and but cap. Dad negotiated them down to $125 on it back in 1972. I would never part with that gun. Thought you guys would find this interesting. I shot a few dove and quail with it back when I was a teenager.

 

[Gun Guru]

Thanks for that gasph. A gun like that should stay in the family and used. I couple of years ago I found a 20 guage marked "Mirouku". Looked exactly like a superposed. Beautiful gun. Bought it and now my friend Phil uses it for quail.

 

[sapper36]

Any other o/u that you are going to sell?


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[Gun Guru]

All the others are gone. It took me a long time to decide to let this one go.