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Was in a store today and saw an all stainless Searcy double in 470 NE with Talley rings and a synthetic stock.

I checked Searcys site and can find nothign on a gun like this.

Any idea on the value?


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I would think to add about 5k for stainless

determine value based on grade engraving ect then add
far as I know searcy is the only one that can [will] solder stainless

just my opinion
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So his normal base guns are about 12k but only worth lest than half as much for stainless? I am not tracking that logic.


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My mistake I misread the ADD part of add 5k for stainless.


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priceless! nilly
 
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Call Butch and ask what he charges to build one and then go from there.
 
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Call Butch and ask what he charges to build one and then go from there.


Gentlemen the B. Searcy stainless double was made way back in the 1990s and there were only a few made. It seems the purists didn’t like the stainless and plastic. So they never sold well.

These rifles were aimed at hunters in Alaska but at a time when most Alaskans tended toward bolt-action 338 Win Mag rifles, and simply were not into double rifles of any kind. I thought seriously about buying one of them because I used to hunt Alaska on a yearly basis in the early fall rains, and along the coast where salt mist was on everything.

They were perfect for Alaska, and were simply brought out at the wrong time. Today they are collector items, and the last one I saw sold brought $35K! They sold for around $9K new back in the 1990s!


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So I am not getting hurt at $6500.00 then. Smiler


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It was a very weak minded time for me. Then I woke up. I just turned down a 500 Stainless sidelock rising bite job. There will be no more stainless jobs made here.
 
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Hasher,
Any Searcy DR is a good buy at $6500. I had a PH grade 470 that shot like a dream. I sold it to a gentleman here for $10,900 and he took it to Africa. They are great guns.
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I am guessing with Macs info in mind he is running back to the shop with cash in hand......... popcorn


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Oh no bought it on site. Well rather I called my Doctor who has been lusting after my K-Gun and he bought it based on my cell phone picture and a 5 minute conversation.

Funnty thing was he immediatly tried to trade me for my K-gun. LOL


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Pictures please. I love the looks of Searcy doubles but never seen an "all weather" version. I can only dream of owning a Searcy.


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I just wanted to see if he would trade, to see if he really liked the searcy. Im happy with the SS 470 made by searcy; being that i prefer wood, this will be a good buy, my Josef Winkler 375 double and my fanzoj 16/8x57jrs (ferlach's) just got their gorilla cousin to sit beside them!


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B.Searcy 470 NE Stainless/extractors
B.Searcy 470 NE Blue/coin ejectors
J. winkler 375 h&h OU
j.winkler cape 20g/6mm rem
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got this today, doesn't appear tp be ever carried or shot; recoil pad, stock and barrels don't have a marr on them ; emailed Butch to find out what it was originally regulated with to start the process. would post a pic but have no idea how to dancing


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B.Searcy 470 NE Stainless/extractors
B.Searcy 470 NE Blue/coin ejectors
J. winkler 375 h&h OU
j.winkler cape 20g/6mm rem
F Sodia cape 16g/8x57 jrs
 
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email them to me and I will post them up tomorrow


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Hasher, currently, there is a 470 Searcy double in Stainless steel for sale for 47000.00 It is ported and has a lot of engraving and a gold inlat or two on it. Butch made an all stainless steel 4 bore double for a left hander a couple of years ago. On his sight, the 4 bore is 85,000. I think he told me that the stainless one was 90,000. It has nice wood on it too. So has has made some not too long ago. I like the stainless just for something different. I wish the lefty 4 bore in St steel was mine!
 
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That is a give away price, the only downfall is he who uses a stainless steel plastic stocked double rifle is suspect of child molestation, sodomy and other disagreeable acts against nature and the laws of our country, or so I am told. I suggest you use a ficticious name and keep the gun in a case until seconds before your shot..good luck and may the force be with you. sofa


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ray,
What say I "borow" it from Bronzepig and I drag it to yoru neck of the woods and lets soot some moose looking critters with it?

Big Grin

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is suspect of child molestation, sodomy and other disagreeable acts against nature and the laws of our country
bit?

Sorry I went to the University of Kansas not Mizzou. jumping


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Atkinson, neither of the stainless steel guns from Searcy that I have seen have a synthetic stock. Both had pretty nice wood. I loved both of them!
 
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this one is stainless with black synthetic stock I believe originally refered to as the alaskan, it also has the tally 30mm rings and mount built in the rear sight to quick detach. Some engraving at the screws but now hunting sceens or majot scroll ) Thought about having custom wood done for it. But honestly it will be a working gun, and its pristeen not even a nick. So why bother changing, and it doesn't rust with handling etc. Plus 6500$ plus tax is just HOW COULD ONE PASS IT UP!


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B.Searcy 470 NE Stainless/extractors
B.Searcy 470 NE Blue/coin ejectors
J. winkler 375 h&h OU
j.winkler cape 20g/6mm rem
F Sodia cape 16g/8x57 jrs
 
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I think that is a fantastic deal! I hope you enjoy it. Let us know what you take first with it.
 
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knowing bronzepig it will be a whitetail LOL


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