Nice gun. To give you a reasonable estimate, I have questions:
Is the 30" barrel engraved, pics
Briley tubes: which tubes, standard, light weight, ultimate ultra lites?
Wenig wood: pics?

 

Nice gun. To give you a reasonable estimate, I have questions:
Is the 30" barrel engraved, pics
Briley tubes: which tubes, standard, light weight, ultimate ultra lites?
Wenig wood: pics?

Stock dimensions would help, too.

 

That's a beautiful gun with K-80 triggers upgrade.

 

Beautiful receiver.
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Questions were asked and pictures requested.

San Remo Serial #59XX. Extensive gold inlays by Bill Main. Custom stock by Wenig. 30" choke tube ported barrels. Kolar best tubes ( I misspoke about Briley). Americase. Krieghoff annual 18 months ago.

 

I will try to give you an approximate value, since I have no interest:
Standard San Remo receiver and iron $4000
Bill Mains upgrade/w BT top latch $4000
K80 barrel with Kolar tubes/case $3500
Wenig wood $2500

I think I would be close if you stripped the gun down and sold in pieces as the prices I have posted. So, you would be somewhere in the $12,500-$14,000 range.

 

I'll take the reciever.

 

A few folks have said the same thing. It wouldn't be right to have the receiver alone since the barrel band has a matching quail which kind of ties it all together.

 

A few folks have said the same thing. It wouldn't be right to have the receiver alone since the barrel band has a matching quail which kind of ties it all together.
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That one is really nice would be hard to put a real value on it. It is one of those pieces that whatever a buyer is willing to pay and is accecptable to you.

I have bought great guns at a reasonable price. Also have paid way to much for some but I really wanted them.

Buster

 

A few years ago, Southwest Shooters Supply had a similar San Remo for sale, with Gold Added. Except, they were listing it as a Crown Grade. I finally called them and told them it wasn't a Crown, rather a San Remo with added gold, and they eventually changed the listing to reflect as such. It took them a while to unload it, and I think they had it priced around $10K.

 

I remember that, John, and that you called them on it. I think they finally started calling it a "Super San Remo", a term they made up.
The line engraving on the right side of this gun looks very uneven. Maybe it is just the camera. Otherwise, it is significant enough to be distracting to some degree.

 

Awesome. To the right person it might be worth more but I would think about $12,000.00. If you want an honest appraisal there’s only one person I would call, Robert Paxton.

 

Spectacular!

 

Based on a couple of previous sales that I’ve seen in the past few years of Crown Grade guns with similar engraving I think that it might fetch $20K from the right buyer

 

+1 for Checking with Robert Paxton. My first "K" Gun was a 4 barrel San Remo Grade K-32 that I bought new from Beaverkill Sports Outfitters, when they had the store in West Nyack an the Thunder Mountain Range in Ringwood, New Jersey. Broke a loft of 25s with that 26" barreled gun.

 

Wow, a few years back I bought a used four barreled K-32 skeet set at Thunder Mountain. It was a San Remo Set that had been upgraded with gold inlays too look like a Crown grade.
Shoots well.

 

In case I didn’t say it , that thing is beautiful !!

 

Do you really want to sell

 

Lovely, just lovely!