WGP + Accessories - Whats it worth

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  • mjdavis
    Junior Member
    • Dec 2020
    • 7

    #1

    WGP + Accessories - Whats it worth

    Hi all, I am a total NewB.... i bought a bunch of gear and this WGP Autococker was in the mix.... I dont think i'm the right owner for it... but i dont have any idea what its worth... If anyone is interested, please let me know..

    Thanks!
  • Junglepeanut
    I would rather be fishing
    • Jul 2020
    • 1507

    #2
    Well, right feed with a swing frame is probably in the 100 to 120 range. That Dye Aluminum barrel on it is somewhat desirable, they seem to go up and down in price but maybe 40 for it alone (unless its a small bore then it will be worth more).

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    • OpusX
      Still pumpin'
      • Jul 2020
      • 1465
      • KCMO

      #3
      Looks like 72269 serial, so it is a 2000. As stated the Dye Ultralight is probably best sold separately. Looks all stock with the proper matching shroud, and the frame has been replaced from the stock plastic slider to a hinge. Probably high end $120, if you slap the stock barrel back on it, with everything timed and ready to work.

      Unless you have your eye on something, perhaps this is your chance to dive into the fun world of cockers. They always have a way of presenting the opportunity for learning
      Velcor will save us...

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      • mjdavis
        Junior Member
        • Dec 2020
        • 7

        #4
        Originally posted by OpusX
        Looks like 72269 serial, so it is a 2000. As stated the Dye Ultralight is probably best sold separately. Looks all stock with the proper matching shroud, and the frame has been replaced from the stock plastic slider to a hinge. Probably high end $120, if you slap the stock barrel back on it, with everything timed and ready to work.

        Unless you have your eye on something, perhaps this is your chance to dive into the fun world of cockers. They always have a way of presenting the opportunity for learning
        Thanks so much... not sure i have the headspace to learn... but as i'm diving in, i'm finding it more and more interesting!

        I think i'm just going to sell... i guess ebay is the best place?

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        • Cdn_Cuda
          You can finish projects?!
          • Jul 2020
          • 4562
          • Vancouver, BC

          #5
          If cockers are something you’re to interested in you can very easily turn this into a pump which are much simpler to work on. Then if you get more inspired you can return it back to being an Autococker very easily.
          Cuda's Feedback

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          • lew
            Devious Dirtbag
            • Jul 2020
            • 1035
            • WY

            #6
            Originally posted by Cdn_Cuda
            If cockers are something you’re to interested in you can very easily turn this into a pump which are much simpler to work on. Then if you get more inspired you can return it back to being an Autococker very easily.
            Or just leave it as a Cocker, because they're not terribly complicated in semi-auto form. It's not a combustion engine.

            MJ: Perfectly serviceable Autococker there. I would leave it as-is, perhaps tear it down and replace the seals and lube everything up. Don't let that be overwhelming; take it piece-by-piece and learn how everything works together.
            “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” -Krishnamurti

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            • MrKittyCatMeowFace
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 2386

              #7
              This marker is screaming at you "TRY ME, I WANT TO BE YOUR FIRST COCKER" XD

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