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Which of the two is made by Sig?

I’ll take it if it’s still available

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A little background on these. They all came in a blind purchase years back. I've finally gotten around to break open the case they came in to see what all I have. I am NOT a knife expert and barely a collector of them. They came to me as you see them. I've not cleaned them,sharpened them or otherwise. I'm looking at local sales but will ship if you want to pay for it. I will update this thread as I add or delete knives. Buck 105 black leather sheath. Excellent condition (sheath only) -$25 Unknown brand black scuba/diving knife with sheath-$30 Case 6344HE 3 blade pocket knife-$25 Kabar fishing knife-$25 Camillus Hunting Knife with leather sheath-$60 Frost Mora with leather sheath -$35 Case xx leather sheath (sheath only)-$25

KSG pump. 14 rounds, short and easy to move around corners. 2 tubes so you can have 2 different rounds.

Immediate cowering, run out of the store screaming? Based on all the responses on this site over the years about open carry, yes. lol Just kidding

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BIL had a collection of them and they went up in size and price. He bought them as an investment after friends told him buy Colts. When he retired and tried to sell them buyers had little interest in them at what they were going for so had to sell at a large reduced price. After that he said he should of had a collection with a pony on it. We shot them and they shot ok but nothing special.

I know that you specified shotgun. But, you also said it was for around the property and for varmints (two and four legs). In my part of the woods, 'varmints' usually means coyotes. Coyotes are usually at the max range (or further) for shotgun use. My recommendation would be an AR15. Pick your caliber, but I use 6.5 Grendel. It's instant death on coyotes, and an inexpensive IR sight will allow use in the dark. And, around the house, it's handier and lighter than an 18" barrel shotgun. (Unless you hang all sorts of crap on it). Just my humble opinion!

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I had one many years ago. It was only a tiny bit larger than my Star PD .45 carry gun, significantly heavier, and more ammo sensitive, So, I sold it.

Reading this was great entertainment. As always I don't care how you carry, it's about the person. Are you responsible, do you train, do you have proper equipment. I see concealed carriers that do it wrong, as well as open carriers. I shake my head at both. If you are aware, and you should be I'd bet you can guess who's carrying. I do both and yes I have a retention holster(level 2) for open carry, id say 85% I conceal carry. Carry how you want, don't judge those that do it differently then you. Do I recommend someone have an cheap unreliable firearm no, but if that's what they can afford I get it. I hate the way my wife shoots, but it works for her and she hits. Anyone who say their way is the only way, good luck.

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Apology not accepted. . . . we need more pics on this thread!