Remington Firearms

These were offered when the remingtom model 700 first appeared in 1962.

If its frog(sheath) is all original like the bayonet?These are commanding 125 dollars and up depending on the condition of both.I just paid 135 dollars for mine.

there should be a small square button found just ahead of the trigger guard on the bottom of the rifle.push that in while withdrawing the rifle bolt back.

your Remington 760 is going for between 200-350 dollars,at this time.

Remington did not make the Model 4 in 30/06. Value as a shooter if cleared by a gunsmith as safe. 100-300 USD

what is a remington 7 milemeter in great shape wourth

Look on the LEFT side of the barrel, about 1/2 inch forward of the reciever. You may see 2 or 3 VERY small letters stamped there (may need a good light and a magnifier) If you can find them, the link below will take you to the barrel code data from Remington- shows month and year of manufacture,

around 500$

It's a pump action 22 rifle.

498,000

priceless, my first rifle/rimfire iwas 11 yrs old i am 49 now and its lefthanded. still shoots like a dream. takes tacks out at 35 yrds. dad an use to compete against each other.

your Remington model 725 in good condition would be worth between 400-525 dollars.there were only 2,784 made in this caliber.between 1958-1961.

There is several you tube videos showing the procedure Aug 30, 2012.

your browning sweet sixteen was made in 1965.assuming that you have a standard grade in 80% condition it would be worth about 625.00 dollars,if it has a vent rib barrel it would be worth 875.00 dollars. if the shotgun is in better condition say 90% the value would go up another 100-250 dollars.

Standard factory 222 Remington ADL has a 1/14 twist rate.

New in the box, $500-600 (on a good day)

Doesn't really demand much of a premium and if not new IN BOX, not any.

The Targetmaster is the Model 510, it may have 1922 patent dates on it but it was made from 1939-1962 and they made over a 1/2 million of them in five variations.

They are going for between 125-230 dollars depending on condition.

Can find no reference to a Remngton Model 97 shotgun.Could you mean a Winchester model 1897?If so include the serial number to help get you a answer.

There should be a little slide lever next to the clip on the bottom of the rifle. either push in or push forward and the clip will release.

That's a Remington model 1889 made shortly after 1900, they reassigned the numbers to 200,000 in 1900, and (ballpark here) maybe 30,000 more.

The value is greatly dependent on original condition, condition, condition, and of course grade. Without that it's hard to say but if it's standard grade in "good" condition i.e. not beat to heck and not rusty it's probably in the $300 range. These old shotguns are not worth much unless they are in top notch condition and a higher grade.

Is it necessary, no. Do you want one, maybe. What are you doing with it? Home protection? No sling. Hunting? No sling. Close combat with multiple weapons? Maybe.

The Remington Model 411 was made from 1937 to 1939 with only 1,316 rifles produced. Value is strictly dependant on the condition of the firearm. In 100% original condition (no bluing or stock finish wear) it could bring as much as $600.00.

They only made ~250K of them from 1955-1959 obviously that's near the end by serial I can't tell you but the barrel with be marked with the date code for month and year. See related links for details.

The Remington model 720 rifle was never offered in the 222 chambering. While it would have been technically possible to convert, the work required would have been totally out of any reasonable proportion to the result. Perhaps you actually intended to refer to the Remington Model 722 which was produced in that caliber. Price guides area available for reference to the current value for one of these rifles.