I have one with the black synthetic stock. Not used any more. Was thinking of selling it but the prices are all over the place. I am sure some Aggie has an idea of the actual value. It's in good, but not perfect condition. Used very little

Where are you?

I'm interested depending on where you are.

Price will vary depending on barrel, with you saying it is synthetic stock that means it's probably a vent rib and has interchangeable chokes correct?

Depending on condition and barrel length I'd say a good price would be $600 with $500 being a steal and $700 being a bit high.

How about price for a Citori Hunter 12 & 20 gauge?

Need a lot more info and photos to provide a starting point.

cledus6150 said:

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Price will vary depending on barrel, with you saying it is synthetic stock that means it's probably a vent rib and has interchangeable chokes correct?

Depending on condition and barrel length I'd say a good price would be $600 with $500 being a steal and $700 being a bit high.

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It does have a vent rib and chokes. I dont know how to post pics. Barrel seems to be 20.5

I'm also interested.

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The 12ga looks like a 28" with invector chokes and the 20ga looks like a 26" with invector chokes as well as an upland style stock. Condition looks to be good especially coming with factory hard case. Those are probably 80's to 90's production just looking at the what's in the case and the case it's self. As for price new hunters can be had for between 17-1900, I'd put these as a great deal at $1,000, good deal $1,200 and probably gunna sit on them at $1,400. That being said the id expect the 26" 20ga to move faster than the 12ga as a 26" 20 is just about the perfect field shotgun. Depends on how set you are at moving them would depend on what you'd price them at! These are just my opinions based on what I have seen these guns sell for in stores and online not necessarily book values.

Thanks. They are mid 90's and I believe you got all the details correct. Opening those cases brings back lots of great memories.

Are you looking to sell your Citori's? If I could get a little more info and photos I'd likely be interested in a package deal.

Thinking about it. However, when the wife saw her 20, she wanted to see if we can find a place locally to shoot clays. We're going to give Capital City Clays a shot. After that, we'll see.

Funny how that goes sometimes. Have fun out there and if you do decide to sell shoot me a note.