SBE II Value

[Plowjockey]

I have found an SBE II, coming up at a bankruptcy auction.

 

Only a picture is available and it shows the gun in 12ga camo without a Comfortech stock.

 

Any ball bark figures on what this gun might be worth?

[texas skeeter]

give me the Bankruptcy Auction info and ill let ya know!!

[birddog2]

My local Cabela's has one in pretty good shape for $800.00 if that means anything.

[tucker301]

Assuming the gun is in good condition, I'd go ~$900.

If it has all 5 factory chokes, all of the shims, and the hard case, then you can comfortably add $200 to the total.

 

All of the books of values in the world aren't going to put money in your pocket. It's a matter of the current market and economy.

 

Look through gunbroker.com, armslist.com, auctionarms.com, etc. and see what kinds of sales are being made. Not asking prices - sales.

 

Go from there.

 

No need to buy one at auction when you can buy one from the comfort of your desk chair.

 

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=159063475

 

Also consider buying a black one and spending $200 to have it dipped.

[mudhen]

It's worth what someone will pay for it

 

Cost on the camo non-CT guns was/is around $900. If the gun is used, I'd say $750-$800 is a street price if used....

[Plowjockey]

Not really looking for one, but if it prices right at the auction, I might throw in some bids.

 

Assuming the gun is in good condition, I'd go ~$900.

If it has all 5 factory chokes, all of the shims, and the hard case, then you can comfortably add $200 to the total.

 

All of the books of values in the world aren't going to put money in your pocket. It's a matter of the current market and economy.

 

Look through gunbroker.com, armslist.com, auctionarms.com, etc. and see what kinds of sales are being made. Not asking prices - sales.

 

Go from there.

 

No need to buy one at auction when you can buy one from the comfort of your desk chair.

 

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=159063475

 

Also consider buying a black one and spending $200 to have it dipped.

[goose2]

I sold a black one a year ago that had never been shot for $1100. You should get between $800-$1000 depending on the condition. The condition is always the key, what is good to some I wouldn't give you a dime for it. I guess you get the hint.