I cannot help with actual value, I can just say I paid $175 for mine recently.
Approximate value on this shotgun is $130 - $200 depending on condition.
I just bought one for $100cdn at an auction.
Between 60-160 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.
These where made from 1955-1971. If in 90% condition about $130.
60-140 dollars for a shotgun with between 60%-95%original finish remaining and a good bore.
SN's were not required before 1968. It it has one, check the following locations, barrel, frame, breech, under forearm.
If made before midnight, December 31, 1968, it will not have a serial number. If made later, it will be clearly marked on the receiver.
$175 to $225
I would need to know the manufacturer of your 77B shotgun to be of any help to you.
AnswerA little more description, please. I can't locate a Savage Model 77 in the Blue Book. If it is a rifle, the thing on the end is probably a flash-hider, and if it is a shotgun it is probably an adjustable choke. IF it is a silencer and you are in the US, contact the nearest ATF agent to get your 10 year vacation in a federal "resort." In California and a few other places, even having a flash-hider or threads on the barrel to screw one on can turn some hunting rifles into evil assault weapons.Edit by Henry0Reilly - The Stevens-Savage 77B is a pump shotgun and the thing on the end is almost certainly an adjustable choke. The value is from $130 - $200, depending on condition.I have a savage model 77B pump shotgun and the thing on the end is certantly an adjustable choke it has 3 settings; full, modified, and improved. Full makes the widest pattern, and improved makes the smallest, with modified being some where in between.Slight correction: Full makes smallest. Improved makes widest.Full for longer range.Improved for closer.
The Electric Company - 1971 77B - 6.77 was released on: USA: 1 February 1977
The Electric Company - 1971 77B 6-77 was released on: USA: 1 February 1977