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Looking to find the value on this gun in a used-like new condition. I can send pics if needed.
"I'm going to kill one million! 6 legally with a shotgun, and the rest with this icey stare." - Si Robertson
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Impossible to say exactly without more info, but not much. Jose Mugica was a gun maker in Eibar Spain who made was most known for making the Llama brand of firearms. their shotguns were serviceable, field grade guns but were built to a price point. They dont hold much value but if its in good shape could be a nice field gun if it isnt too heavy and if it balances well (this was the biggest drawback with many of the cheaper spanish SxS's) I would say the value would be somewhere between $250-$400, depending on condition, engraving, wood quality, choke, etc
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