If you had an older pump shotgun with 3 barrels, would you sell it as a package or break it up and sell the barrels separately? FYI two of the barrels only take 2 3/4" shells.
If you had an older pump shotgun with 3 barrels, would you sell it as a package or break it up and sell the barrels separately? FYI two of the barrels only take 2 3/4" shells.
Depends on the gun, what is it?
2000 Javelin Renegade 20 DC.
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Wingmaster 870Originally Posted by tdt91
As a set, to me having the extra barrels would be a plus. I had an 870 Wingmaster 20ga. that I inherited from my dad, and it had a skeet barrel, was great for skeet and quail but would have been nice to have an improved and modified for dove and squirrel and rabbits.My oldest son has it now and uses it sporting clays, and in close bird hunting.
Seems like a set to me. Unless oh have a buddy looking for one or two of the barrels, then you can sell just the gun.
Mercury 250 proxs 2B115089
With that gun I would sell it as a package deal with all of the barrels.
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