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Pre WWII 16 Gauge Pump Shotgun PRICE REDUCED

Pre-WWII era Sears, Roebuck & Co. Model 102.25 16 Gauge Pump Takedown Shotgun. These were a licensed John Browning design (hence the Browning A5-like hump-backed receiver) and were produced by Stevens. From what I have been able to find out these were made from around WWI to the beginning of WWII. This particular shotgun is a later manufacture in that time frame I believe with a tang safety behind the receiver and a polychoke on the barrel (twists to open and close the choke constriction). It is in perfect working condition (I shot clay birds with it several weeks ago just to test it out and had a blast). It takes down easily into two pieces and locks up tight when reassembled. It has a very nice looking wood stock with a recoil pad installed. It also comes with a soft case and the original wooden 3 shell magazine plug (waterfowl plug). When the plug is removed, the magazine tube holds 5 shells plus 1 in the chamber. I am asking $165 cash or trade for just the shotgun and for another $20 I will throw in 4 boxes of 16 gauge shells (100 rounds) along with it as well. I have listed below some of the things I might be looking for in trade. Please email me through the gunlistings.org site with any questions or offers. I will entertain any reasonable offer. Thanks for looking.

Possible Trades:
.22lr Handgun
.22lr ammunition
.223 ammunition
Others?

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