Remington 1100 .410 value
- Thread starter kamoman
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Wait for 3macs1 to reply...he's the Remington Guru! Get the barrel date code on the left side of the barrel near the chamber...it's 2 stamped letters. What is the choke? It's also stamped on the left side of the barrel.
fishslinger
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- southern ontario
I bought the same gun about 5 years ago for $650
nowarningshot
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A bunch of things determine value. That same 1100 with a fixed choke in 12 ga is probably a 450-$500 item.
Condition
Age
Gauge
time of year
Based on the photo;s....a good to excellent, age in Remington as compared to brand new is sometimes seen as a good thing, 410 would be desired above 12 and 20 less than 28, Visa bills are here...people are selling to pay them...a buyers market.
I would think a price of $550-700 is the ballpark. Any other sub gauge semi is going to be at least $1000 new, the Weatherby 28 comes to mind at about that...dont think that comes in 410. Benelli and Beretta would be over $2000 new.
Condition
Age
Gauge
time of year
Based on the photo;s....a good to excellent, age in Remington as compared to brand new is sometimes seen as a good thing, 410 would be desired above 12 and 20 less than 28, Visa bills are here...people are selling to pay them...a buyers market.
I would think a price of $550-700 is the ballpark. Any other sub gauge semi is going to be at least $1000 new, the Weatherby 28 comes to mind at about that...dont think that comes in 410. Benelli and Beretta would be over $2000 new.
No guro any more 
just still have a batch of these in 410 and sold many more over the years
Think my last 3" 1100 410 I sold here for 750 shipped but it was mint with zero marks , mod choke and much nicer wood
In the US these old 1100's in small gauges like the 410 are actually grtting double what one would get for them here and more than a new sporting clays model many times
This one from what I can see is a 600-700 dollars gun and is either going to be a quick sell if someone wants this configuration or take a while. If it was a factory skeet more money
The 3" would have a H if I recall correctly at the end of the serial number and say 3" shells only on the barrel
If a true 3" it may or may not cycle 2 1/2" target loads properly so even though it has the IC choke some would want for targets the gun would not function correctly
Some will some will not and I have no idea why since it is only a couple thousand difference in the gas port sizes
Have you ever shot 2 1/2 target loads with this gun
Many 410 users also like the full or mod choke for upland so finding the right individual will be key
All the best with the sale
Cheers
just still have a batch of these in 410 and sold many more over the yearsThink my last 3" 1100 410 I sold here for 750 shipped but it was mint with zero marks , mod choke and much nicer wood
In the US these old 1100's in small gauges like the 410 are actually grtting double what one would get for them here and more than a new sporting clays model many times
This one from what I can see is a 600-700 dollars gun and is either going to be a quick sell if someone wants this configuration or take a while. If it was a factory skeet more money
The 3" would have a H if I recall correctly at the end of the serial number and say 3" shells only on the barrel
If a true 3" it may or may not cycle 2 1/2" target loads properly so even though it has the IC choke some would want for targets the gun would not function correctly
Some will some will not and I have no idea why since it is only a couple thousand difference in the gas port sizes
Have you ever shot 2 1/2 target loads with this gun
Many 410 users also like the full or mod choke for upland so finding the right individual will be key
All the best with the sale
Cheers
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gunsaholic
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- Winnipeg, Manitoba
I also think because of the configuration and rather plainish looking wood, $700.00 would take awhile to get. I think more at the $600.00 price tag if you want to move it in a reasonable manner of time.
Agree 100%
