deewayne2003
AH elite
Agreed, or you will suffer the death of a thousand cuts by being asked the same questions over and over….. and most of those questions will come from people with 0% actual interest in buying.You need a lot of detail to sell a double rifle. You're asking a lot, so a potential buyer is going to expect everything to be exactly as they would want it if they ordered it bespoke themself. You're entitled to half of what you're asking with the vague description you've provided. Yes, your ad copy and hard facts might double the gun's value.
Length of pull
Cast
Weight
Confirmation it is 450-400 3" Nitro express (not 3.25")
Ejectors?
Barrel Length
Weight?
Build sheet?
Does it come with ammo, dies, components?
Do you have a photo of the regulating target? What ammo is it regulated to use?
Do you have a build sheet that shows any options or upgrades beyond bone-stock PH model?
Does it have a recoil reducer?
Does it have selectable ejector/extractor switch?
Does it include a case and if so, what kind?
Does it include a 3 business day inspection period? Firing or non-firing inspection?
Will you accept an intermediary to escrow the funds, or do you want prepayment?
Thou shalt have exacting, precise details and all facts when you ask >$20,000 for a firearm of any sort.