I don't think anyone would argue there are many more boxlock shotguns out there lacking intercepting sears than those that have them. I realize some boxlocks do have these intercepting sears. My question really is, is there an increase in value of a boxlock shotgun with intercepting sears as compared to one without? I tend to believe they are more valuable because generally they reflect a better built gun and therefore probably command a higher market value. But, by what percentage are they more valuable? Or, are they actually not worth any more money at all than a similar boxlock without the intercepting sears?

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