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05-31-2010, 05:31 PM
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Skeet, I saw the Model 12 with the Cutts and figured it wasn't worth that WITHOUT the Cutts. The Cutts usually chops their value in half. I thought it should have been priced at about $350.
Did you remember talking to or seeing a fellow with a blue baseball cap that said Rawlins Skeet and Trap Club. That was me. Pretty decent show though. 
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05-31-2010, 05:43 PM
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Talked with you
I pointed out the Rawlins Skeet and trap hat..You told me IIRC that they had 4 trap fields 2 skeet fields and a 5 stand I think. Was kinda at the back of the big room. As far as the M-12 ..it was worth a bit more than 350. It actually had Pigeon grade wood on it. That is worth 5-700 now. Maybe more. The Cutts was added as the bbl was cut right at the rib post..and Winchester didn't do it that way. An original M-12 Skeet with a factory cutts is worth in the neighborhood of 800 on the low end to 2000 on the top end..all acccording to condition of course. I had a friend back east that lucked out for me. He found a Remington 1100 20 ga. Standard weight bbl. It had a factory Cutts on it. He got it for me for 60 bucks. Rare to find a 20 ga factory cutts for an 1100 . The Winchester 54 I bought was on the same rack as the M-12. He had 600 bucks on it. I got it for considerably less.
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