Springfield 20 gauge pump

[jakeboy]

I have a question about this gun, since I don't know anything about guns. My buddy wants to sell me this gun that is about 10 years old and I've never heard of it before and I don't know what it looks like either? Is this something that my kids could use? Any help would be appreciated.

[Big River]

I have a 4-10 springfield pump nice gun, I don't use it a whole lot though. Springfield aren't that great of a gun. But should work for a kid (starter shotgun), I wouldn't pay to much.

[dabber]

Wouldn't pay more than $50.00. Depends how good of a shot he is. If he shoots like his old man, he'll need a better gun to hit anything.

[koonie]

Give me the model and condition of the gun and I'll let you know, on Thursday night, about what it's worth.

[101winchester]

I had one, alot of years ago, my first pump gun. It shoots and handles like the Remingtons I have now. Wish I still had it, but I sold it back to the guy who sold it to me so his son could grow up shooting it. It may not be worth a ton of money but my experience with that gun was worth a mint to me. I don't know if the gun itself is only 10 years old, I don't know when Springfield went out of business. Good luck, take it for a test spin at the local trap range, see how it fits and how well you shoot it. Tim

[Gordie]

this is the first gun that I shot and now I've handed it down to my 12yrold son and he loves it and might I add he shoots it better than I ever did. he has shot pheasants,ducks,geese and next spring hopefully he can take a turkey with it.

its probally worth 50-100 dollars depending on the shape of it

great gun and is still easy to find parts for if needed

[jakeboy]

Thanks for the info! Make the decision easier.

[icehousebob]

If its the Model 67 then it has to be older than ten years, I believe. I have one that was made under contract for Coast to Coast as the Model 670. I cut the barrel down to 24 inches and mounted a 2 power scope for a kid's slug gun. The first shot fired in anger took a nice doe. The only problem is that when ejecting empties, you have to do it with gusto or the empty hangs up. They're good solid servicable guns that will take a lot of use.

[96trigger]

I don't think any firearm that is not a single shot, in good working condition, should sell for less than $100. When was the last time anyone saw any pump for under $100. If its between friends, there might be an exception.