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  #24224 Posted 1 Month ago
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I have a Syracuse arms dbl.barrel krupp fluid steel,#31661 dated sept.25 93. Any idea on value? Not in good shape.
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  #24576 Posted 3 Weeks, 6 Days ago
Scott
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I would be interested to know more about your Syracuse Arms. How bad is its condition?
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  #25036 Posted 3 Weeks, 3 Days ago
richardrhoads@att.net
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The stock is great a dark wood, it does not have a fore stock and when you open and close it, it wont cock it. The metal piece looks warn down,the barrel appears ok from what I can tell. It has both triggers and guard on it.
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  #25100 Posted 3 Weeks, 2 Days ago
Rod
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Does the gun have any engraving on the sides, top and bottom? How clean are the barrels?
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  #25154 Posted 3 Weeks, 2 Days ago
richardrhoads@att.net
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The barrels look ok I guess for something thats been hanging on the wall for 20 years. There is some engravings on the side, nothing fancy.
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  #25188 Posted 3 Weeks, 1 Day ago
Rod
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Prices for these guns run from approximately $75. for a "parts gun" to several hundred dollars if the gun is in good condition. The fact that the forepiece is missing brings the value down considerably, as does the overall condition of the stock, barrels, and block.
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  #25253 Posted 3 Weeks, 1 Day ago
Scott
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I would be happy to take a look at a few pictures of the old gun, and make you an offer if you have any interest in selling it.
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  #25665 Posted 2 Weeks, 4 Days ago
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  #25677 Posted 2 Weeks, 4 Days ago
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hello,,i beleive your old double is whats refered to as a trade shotgun ,,around the turn of the century many european companys made shotguns for export to the US and then distributors here sold them thru mail order houses ,,prices are as above stated and parts may be as hard as hens teeth to find,,i beleive it may have been made in germany ,,Krup was a well known manufacture and i beleive there still in bussieness ,,as for who assembled the shotgun ..thats hard to say but without a forarm it's basically a parts gun ..you may find german proof marks on the underside of the barrels that might be crowns with U,N,R,S or may have a bird looking proof with letters ,,it may also be of belgium origin but without seeing the proofs it would be hard to tell exaxctly,,
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