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March 13, 2016
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If a scope mount is drilled and tapped into the shroud would this reduce the value of the barrel/shroud . If so what would its value be now.  357 15-2
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thanks Bruce
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December 4, 2011
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Let' just say that drilling the shroud won't improve value.  I dont think anybody can put an exact value on a D&T'd shroud.  Its worth what somebody will give you for it.ÂÂ
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February 4, 2017
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I agree with Scorpio...I have no desire to mount a scope on any of my Dans and shoot strictly open sights. I would personally pass on any shroud that was D&T simply because I figure another non-custom shroud will come along.
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October 17, 2008
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Drilled and tapped shrouds generally sell for less, 10, 12, 15 inch command a premium price.
My experience in buying and selling is serious collectors want shrouds that haven't been drilled and tapped.
Shooters on the other hand want the scope mount.
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March 25, 2013
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When I buy a gun or shroud that has been drilled and tapped I only buy if the mount and rings are included and hopefully a nice scope too. Trying to find the right mount to match the holes if it is just the shroud is a pain in the shoothole. Lol, a little current events joke.ÂÂ
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