Remington model 31

Eagle59

April 25, 2002 04:13

I was given A model by my father-in -law and I want to value it for insurance purposes. He bought it in the 40's, Shot it fives times,and had it in storage until he gave it to me. Original condition and it hasn't been shot since I received it. Please give me some range of value.

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  Eagle59

  April 25, 2002 04:13

  On a Remington model 31 do 16 and 20 gauge have same stock?thanks

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  AntiqueDr

  April 25, 2002 04:25

  1) Entirely different design
  2) The 870 replaced the Model 31
  3) Some do, but most dont.
  
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  v35

  April 25, 2002 06:26

  The Remington 31 shotgun is a slick, slim, well designed pump shotgun
  that is undervalued in today's market. I prefer it over the bulkier,less smooth, Winchester Model 12. The only issue I could have with it, as I have with Remington's older guns, is the thin flat blue job.

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  gunpaq

  April 25, 2002 09:20

  Have a Remington 31 for 3 years - bought for $150 in vg condition. Basic model but very nice to shoot. Looking for another one to buy but hard to find for reasonable price in good condition in my area. Feel it's about equal to my old Model 12.
  
  Pack slow, fall stable, pull high, hit dead center.

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