I need help again valuing a single shot....
T/c from the estate of a gunsmith in Pennsylvania, Our local California Waterfowl Association bought/got donated an estate with this gun and we are trying to sell it...
Custom stocks sets, but not checkered. 4 barrels and forends w/ leupoldscopes of various dates of manufacture (lower end)
.22lr,.284 win, .3338/06, 20 ga rifled slugs.
The action is engraved.
Was the engraving a factory custom shop option or was it truly custom.

What do you the a fair price to sell it for.  We are looking for a fast sell.
Should we break up the set?
Here is a link to the pictures...I don’t do photobucket anymore 
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I have more pictures .  All forends are similar wood

Thanks
Jerry

One can't even get a good quality barrel blank alone delivered for $250.00 and then there is all of the other peripheral work on top of it before one can even use it?  But if I were wanting someone to just gift it to me I too might also feel the same.

Have bought and sold several, Old Soldiers estimate is right on.

Breaking up the set will bring more, action is the only thing that needs FFL, rest can go to EBay. Count on roughly 30 % selling expenses if eBay. If the yield is subject to scrutiny by others pure auction is the only way to go. 

Quick sale selling  everything to a single person, no selling expense, ought to be cheaper by far. And whoever sells will be subject to criticism by others in the association.  Everybody is a expert and they all have opinions. 

Boats

I think the ebay fees add up to about 13%. At least that's what my friend Rich$ tells me. 

JerryH