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Offline Stuart C.

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Shiloh 'Old Reliable' Value question
« on: June 30, 2011, 04:38:33 PM »
Hi gents (and ladies),
I need some price opinions from you guys if you don't mind.

Used Shiloh Big Timber 30" Sharps 45-70  30" round barrel
Regular straight grip stock
Regular forend, no pewter tip
Curved metal butplate
Tang sight (not sure from where) (?)
A mish mosh of drilled and tapped holes in top of barrel and tang :'(
Condition otherwise...ok
Functionally fine.
Price is $1800.

Whaddaya think?  As always, thank you!!
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Offline Ranch13

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Re: Shiloh 'Old Reliable' Value question
« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2011, 05:15:41 PM »
Sounds just a touch high for a used business rifle.
Brand new is1800 +fet and the sights.
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