Germansheperd wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 7:05 pm
I could care less what anybody asks on GB. Show me what they SOLD for if they sold. At gun shows and gun stores unless its a Browning Sweet Sixteen they are $200-$375 shotguns all day long.
I have a feeling the pricing you’re quoting, your location may have a lot to do with it.
I’ve been following the SOLD prices of 870s on GunBroker and any in shops I’ve managed to see in California and $500 to $700 is a typical range on nearly any 870 model.
The only shotguns I’ve seen in my area in the $300 range are new ones out of Turkey or similar counties or shotguns older than I am (65)
JamesH49 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 9:37 pm
I took my dad's old 16 ga 870...made a HD gun out of it...Got the barrel shortened to 18 1/2 inches, added an extended magazine and flashlight holder. Works like a champ. BTW Federal seems to be the best bet on 16ga ammo.
First time poster...looking for info.
Where did you find the mag extension for your 870 16 gauge?? What brand? Are mag extensions universal in fit to where they fit 12, 20, and 16?? Everywhere I look only specifies 12 gauge, except for one, of which I was skeptical. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Mad AR15 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 11:33 am
Pulled my Dad's Remington 870 16 gauge out the closet where it's been for at least 25 years. Don't know how long my Dad had it. Could have been his Dad's don't know. Was in an old cloth type gun bag. It is in great condition. I will consider any advice other than wacking the barrel off and giving it away. Kinda thought about a tactical gun but that might not be possible. Never heard of a tactical 16 gauge with a 28.5" barrel. Did notice Federal has a new to me 16 gauge #1 buckshot, but really want a 12. Are 12 and 16 gauge barrels inter-changeable. will a 12 gauge 18.5" Rem 870 barrel fit. May the Guru Gods speak to me. Thank you
BKinzey wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 7:58 pm
If you want to know the price something sold for on Gunbroker then AFAIK you'll need to create a watchlist because once the listing ends it's removed from the current listings and will no longer come up in a search.
What one can do though is look at what has been bid on to get a better idea on what people are willing to pay. Again, on Gunbroker, the two 16ga 870s that have bids on them are sitting at $601 and $750.
That's my limited experience with the 870 16ga. Of course, somebody else's driving conditions and milage may vary.
Nonsense. It is easy to see what stuff sold for. Just do an advanced search and click "completed items" and it shows everything that ended and what it sold for. Just like eBay.
BKinzey wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 7:58 pm
If you want to know the price something sold for on Gunbroker then AFAIK you'll need to create a watchlist because once the listing ends it's removed from the current listings and will no longer come up in a search.
What one can do though is look at what has been bid on to get a better idea on what people are willing to pay. Again, on Gunbroker, the two 16ga 870s that have bids on them are sitting at $601 and $750.
That's my limited experience with the 870 16ga. Of course, somebody else's driving conditions and milage may vary.
Nonsense. It is easy to see what stuff sold for. Just do an advanced search and click "completed items" and it shows everything that ended and what it sold for. Just like eBay.
So you know of another way to get info from Gunbroker. That's great you posted it. What is nonsense is for you to comment on my experience.
BKinzey wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 7:58 pm
If you want to know the price something sold for on Gunbroker then AFAIK you'll need to create a watchlist because once the listing ends it's removed from the current listings and will no longer come up in a search.
What one can do though is look at what has been bid on to get a better idea on what people are willing to pay. Again, on Gunbroker, the two 16ga 870s that have bids on them are sitting at $601 and $750.
That's my limited experience with the 870 16ga. Of course, somebody else's driving conditions and milage may vary.
Nonsense. It is easy to see what stuff sold for. Just do an advanced search and click "completed items" and it shows everything that ended and what it sold for. Just like eBay.
So you know of another way to get info from Gunbroker. That's great you posted it. What is nonsense is for you to comment on my experience.
It is right there on the page, no secret handshakes, no special code. Just the ability to read and observe.
Nonsense. It is easy to see what stuff sold for. Just do an advanced search and click "completed items" and it shows everything that ended and what it sold for. Just like eBay.
So you know of another way to get info from Gunbroker. That's great you posted it. What is nonsense is for you to comment on my experience.
It is right there on the page, no secret handshakes, no special code. Just the ability to read and observe.
And no need to be an asshole about it. Yet you need to be an asshole. Congrats!
