My grandfather died a few months ago and left me a couple of firearms.  I'm keeping the .22, but I want to sell or trade the 20 guage at the big gun show tomorrow.

It is a 20 guage autoloader.  It is marked Sears Robuck, Ted William series.  It is in excellent condition.  What would be a reasonable asking price?  Some old guy at the last show said it was not a High Standard, but may be worth around $200.


Frankly, I know jack about hunting shotguns.  Please help me so I can tell people what it is I am trying to sell w/out sounding like a dumbass. Who made it???

Thanks

btt, I really need to get rid of this thing.

btt

Do you have a model number some where on the gun? Without that I don't think there is much we can do.

Do you have a favorite local FFL? Take in to him and have him look it up in his book. He should be able to find it rather quickly and help you get an idea on value.

Be sure to support him for his trouble. A brick of .22 shells or something.

try looking at gun parts corp.'s web site. they have an interchange for sears, westernauto,... to mfgrs.  http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
sears guns are almost worthless in any sort of collectors catagory, most sold for parts. see Fjestads Blue Book of Gun Values. if it is a high standard, beware of the trigger assy cracking, as the butt stock attaches to the trigger/carrier asy. look on the bbl. for a sears  modle number, and e-mail me. maby I can use it for parts. [email protected]