[JFtheGR8]

I have been looking all over the internet for the value of this shotgun without much luck. I bought it about twenty years ago. It has spent most of those years in a gun cabinet. It is in excellent shape save for a blemmish on the barrel near the receiver. It looks like a finger print that someone touched up. It is chambered in 20ga magnum with modified/full choke. Anybody know the value of these shotguns?

[JFtheGR8]

Here are some pics if that will help:

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Looks like an Investarms folding shotgun.
At one time they were imported by Navy Arms Company.

If I remember correctly the hammers are cocked
by pushing the lever to the right for two clicks.
Not great quality and not a bad gun.
Yours looks like it is in good shape.

About twenty years ago they cost about $200.
I'm pretty sure that the value hasn't risen.

single stack

[red95gtcoupe]

Ive got the same one. Just bought it not too long ago as an impulse buy ($250). Mine looks in great shape, except that it doesn't always fire, and by doesn't always I mean hardly ever. The primers are dented, but usually do not fire. I was about to post some pictures of the primers and the interior assembly to see if anyone had any ideas to get it to fire.

Brian

[red95gtcoupe]

Just noticed one difference. Mine is marked SILE INC. NEW YORK. So I take it they were imported by several different companies?

[JFtheGR8]

Mine has never failed to fire. I have put several boxes of shells through it. It has been a great pheasant gun. I have not fired it for a few years though. I figured it would be worth at least $300 but I could be wrong. I have not seen any o/u shotguns for less. I am looking to sell it and possibly pick up a Saiga or SKS in 7.62x39 to shoot for fun.

[robbor]

I just picked up one of these in 410. Mine fodls but i saw somewhere ion a uk forum there is a stop pin when in place that dont fold but open like a normal OU.
Anyone know about this stop pin and what it looks like???