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Looking for the value of a Beretta AL 391 Urika Gold 12 ga. Limited Edition Ducks Unlimited 1137/3500 it has never been used
Man, it's tough to value a gun like that; fair market value is what someone is willing to pay for it and that's the problem. It's a neat gun, but in all honestly, you'll have a hard time finding an aggressive buyer since it's a fancy gun but with a narrow market. It's a fairly light, soft recoil gun that's also pretty -- some consider it a "ladies gun". Search around; if you're willing to sit on it for a year or more, you can probably find a buyer at a decent price - either a non-petite female (since it's a full sized gun), or a sporting clays fan who likes that sort of gun, or perhaps a pheasant-hunter, who likes a fancy auto. It's probably too fancy for a duck-blind and not fancy enough for an aficionado. On the other hand, if you need to sell it in a hurry, you probably can't price it much higher than a "X-Tra Grain" wood model 391, which is the same gun w/out the nickel & DU engraving - I've seen those for about $1,200 retail… So I would do this: start with $1,200, then add some for the engraving, subtract some since you're a private party, adjust downward for however much use/wear it has …and then add about $20-$40 multiplied by however many months you are willing to sit on it (up to a max of probably $1,500-$1,600 assuming it's in "like-new" condition). And of course, don't forget to adjust for consignment commission or advertising costs.
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