Somewhat depends on the era it was made. The .410 was not introduced in the Model 21 until the mid-1950's, and fewer than 50 were made in .410 through 1959. After Model 21 moved into the Custom Shop, only FIVE true .410 guns were made through 1982 when US Repeating Arms took over. Very few total USRAC Model 21's were produced in any gauge, with .410 and 28ga being the fewest. Currently, Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing make the Model 21 to order. A true Model 21 in .410 can command $25000-$75000. ANYbody contemplating purchasing one of these really should research the specific gun and have it thoroughly checked for originality and condition. These guns are almost certainly all well-known guns with established sale records. An 'undiscovered' Model 21 in .410 would be very suspicious. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The 98 percent would be light energy, or electromagnetic radiation, and the other 2 percent would be converted into thermal energy, or heat.
$450.00 to $600.00
$250 and up, depending on condition,markings,and history of the gun.
100-1000 usd
As for age, it was made in 1972.
I am looking for a fair price to sell this gun
1972, around $300. sales@countrygunsmith.net
The value on a model 1894 in that condition would be 275-350 dollars.
1.520 percent converted to words = one and fifty two hundredths percent
68 converted into a percent = 6800%68 * 100% = 6800%
Type your answer here... 1400.00
Your winchester model 12 shotgun was made by winchester in 1929.A 20ga model 12 shotgun in 90% original condition is currently valued at 675 dollars.