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pawn shop I go to has just put out a nice one .price is $400 I think. i liked the way it looked and just wanted to know if that was a good price .it seems to be well made.
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I've only been able to find prices that were a few years old. Most were under $200.00.
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I have the original , there is no substitute. I have heard of the repops going around $800.
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Ironnewt wrote:I've only been able to find prices that were a few years old. Most were under $200.00.
I think he is talking about the Win Mod 97 clone that they make/made. I don't think they were ever sub $200.
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I looked for them for awhile and couldn't find one.
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last i heard they were about 325 to 375. that was last year
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if they still have it I may try to talk them down. i really like the way it felt. :popgun:
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Is it a Ithaca 37 clone, 870 clone or Winchester clone? I picked a Norinco Ithaca 37 clone up last year for $105.00. Ended up trading it and a Colt Officers ACP for my Winchester M1 Cabine shortly after I picked it up though. I like Norinco stuff for the most part, especially their 1911a1's. The ghost ring rear sight on mine had cheap pot metal screws in it though, and they were immediately replaced. I would think a nice used one would bring an easy $250 to $300. New ones are around the $400 mark though. A lot of people scoff and won't buy the Norinco stuff, but if the price were right I'd buy it.
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That thing looks cool razorburn. Im not really a cheese grater shotgun guy but I am on that gun... Sweet Shotgun !
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Razor, the one he is talking about I believe is a very nice looking 1897 Winchester clone, all the way down to the heat shield and bayonet lug. Check out the IAC 97T, if you can ever find one. It is just plain cool. I would love the real thing like JYD has!

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