A5 Sweet 16

I love a Sweet 16. Tha was my grandpa's gun of choice for hunting quail with his pointer.

My dad has it now. It was made in the late 60s.

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I love a Sweet 16. Tha was my grandpa's gun of choice for hunting quail with his pointer.

My dad has it now. It was made in the late 60s.

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That is awesome. There is nothing better than a gun with generational history. Sadly we were burglarized about 20 years ago and everything from my Dad’s side of the family were stolen.

This one isn’t a Sweet Sixteen but a standard model 16 from the 50’s that belonged to my Grandfather on mom’s side. He and my uncle both hunted with it for years then I started using it around nine years old. Grandaddy called me when I was in my early 20’s(around 2002) and told me to go ahead and take it home, that he figured his hunting days were coming to an end. He made until 2017 but sadly he was right about being able to hunt. I still use it and think about him every time I pick it up.

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I have a Sweet Sixteen that is still in the box and has never been fired. Does anyone know what it is worth?

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Probably not worth much because you don’t know if it will fire correctly or not


I would be willing to give you $200 sight unseen though to help you out.

Very nice gun. Congrats.

My grandpa had Sweet 16 from the 50s or 60s that he unfortunately decided to put a polychoke on.

Still a nice gun.