Carter Comp with Duck Work lower receiver??

[gnoonan]

I used to play from 1987 to 1992. I mainly played at a field called Shiloh in Sunland, CA. The field was run and owned by David Loo (Kamikaze Shooters) and Suzie Alter. I worked and played at the field for several years, and as a gift, Dave gave me this gun before the release of his Desert Duck Gun in the 1990s. I used to play with the Shooters, but let's be honest, I got shot by the Kamikaze Shooters. I believe the upper is one that Carter made with David Loo's Duck Work receiver. Looking to find a new home for this gun. What's a fair price to sell this for?? Still works, and all original parts.

[Swedgin!!]

No idea but that would be a nice collectors piece 👍🏼

[PumpMan10988]

Wow! Fixed barrel I assume? Tough with today's tiny paint. Still, Carter's markers seem to be trending up, and the frame is very desirable.

I would guess more than $700, probably less than $1200. Hard to say with the Loo/Carter provenance. Speaking of which, I'd love to pick your brain about about David Loo sometime!

It's worth disclaiming that I am beyond extremely interested in owning this.

[gnoonan]

Yes, fixed barrel, but it was the prototype adjustable trigger. Dave and Mr. Carter did some amazing engineering on their guns.

[Cunha]

Pumpman gave you a good estimate. Nice story. Just start the asking price high. It's special.

[RedLeaderSB]

Are you in Southern California? Come out and play with socal stock. I think there will be a game at Hollywood sports soon.

[mpepsuperbee]

Interested in it

[gnoonan]

Thanks for everyone's feedback. Just want it to go to someone who would appreciate and enjoy it. Here is a picture of the gun at a tournament at SC Village in 1989.

[C26G]

Great picture! I remember reading about places like this in old Action Pursuit Games magazines. Post more if you don't mind