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September 25, 2018
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Thinking about letting these 2 pistol pacs roll. Iâve had them a few years and they were always mine and my dadâs thing. Looking back I think 80% of my collection interest was bringing home new stuff that we both liked, plenty of show and tell days. After losing him last year Iâve barely walked down to the safe to mess with stuff besides breaking his shotguns out for clay tournaments. So these just sit, and since my wife and I are looking at houses, they are on the potential chopping block.
The one with the 15â barrel is an OG pac, the other one was put together with a gun I purchased and the suitcase and barrels I stumbled across. Would you ever know that if I hadnât of mentioned it? Probably not. Only barrels/shrouds missing to make one master set is the 10 and 12. I have a new production 10â barrel because Iâm a moron and canât measure.
One is in very good shape, the other one I would describe as shooter grade but good. Any marks on the barrels are noted in photos.
What say yâall? I was thinking ~5 since the 15â barrels go for ~2 on their own, but am open to opinions.
February 16, 2016
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Unless I'm way out of touch with today's market, I believe $5k is too high. Depending on completeness and condition, pacs go for $1,800 to $2,000 and maybe $2,200 for complete like new condition.
I would sell the 15" separately on FeeBay hoping for $1,800 to $2,000.
Most assembled pacs are incomplete and in less collectable condition, bringing $1,400 or $1,500.
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December 7, 2020
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Sorry for the loss of your Dad.
A standard pac sells.......(the ones that actually sell) on Gunbroker go 1600 on the average.  Adding the 15" to that pac add on the *average 1500-1800.
The partial 2, 6, 8, 8" pac; maybe 1200. Â
As a package $4K-$4500 at best. Separate pieces (if you don't flood the market) may get more.
IMHO
* I say average because I have paid much less this month on 12"ers, and a 15"
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