Krieghoff K80 with 30" flat taper rib and upgraded wood set

For sale is a standard K80 with upgraded wood set. Barrel is a 30" flat taper rib (10x6) and is not ported. Serial number is 08xxxx. A recent annual was performed by Krieghoff Int. and has not been fired since the annual. Price is $11,000 delivered to lower 47, no California sales. Stock (right-handed) measures 1 3/8x1 7/8x 14 7/8. Case is a Krieghoff/Americase in excellent condition.

 

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Lowered to $10,500.

 

No barrel pics? Cast? Palm swell? LOP

 

Chokes?

 

Stock is cast for right-handed shooter and yes palm swell on right (LOP 14 7/8). If you need pic of barrel, I can get that for you, rib is 10x6 flat taper non ported. It's in excellent condition and at least 98% condition. Comes with 3 extreme chokes and I have a set of Angleport (6) chokes also.

 

Pics of K80 barrel.

 

Great looking set of wood!!

 

Receiver and F/I serial #? Weight of barrel? LOP to end-of-wood? Trades?

 

Serial number and LOP in description. Standard weight 30" barrel with choke tubes is 3# 9oz. Sorry, no trades.

 

Thanks for the information. Do not see LOP To-End-of-Wood in the description? Is barrel numbered to receiver? Thanks.

 

The trigger is set in the middle. It can be adjusted forward and backward. As is the trigger now is in the middle, the LOP is 14 7/8 inches. The barrel is not numbered to receiver. The older K80's did, but the newer barrels have a barrel number and not a serial number, unless you purchase a new gun and request barrel to have serial number match. Krieghoff quit doing this since barrels were added to different receivers.

 

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