Local shop has the above mentioned Citori. The gun looks good, opens and closes tight. Lever offset to the right. 30" barrels. I made a casual inspection during my first trip then went home and did some homework. I went back today for another look and maybe to make an offer. I pulled the forearm off, no weight attached. I asked the shop owner what comes with the gun and if he has the weights. He brought out the Browning case which contained a few assorted chokes, two choke wrenches, triggers, the owners manual and a few smaller items (sight inserts, allen wrenches, etc). I asked again about the weights. He said that he had checked and the weight was not under the forearm or in the case. He was not aware of the barrel weight that should have been included. While researching the gun I read that the weights are Tungsten and very expensive. A Google search turned up a set of them at Numrich. The forearm weight is $626. The right and left halves of the barrel weight are $240 and $250 respectively so over $1100 replacement cost. Asking price on the gun is $2500. I was hoping to get that down a bit but now I wonder whether it would be a good idea to pursue this at all or put the money toward a different model. I plan to shoot skeet with it and we have a wobble trap on our range. I haven't seen that run in about 20 years but others at the range say they have shot it in the last few weeks. It boils down to I won't miss the weights for my use but it will be an issue if/when I decide to sell the gun or if it is sold as part of my estate. Any opinions on what the gun should be worth under the circumstances?