Valuation Guides by Make / Model Remington

Published: July 30, 2025 | Updated: July 11, 2026

Remington Firearm Values & Resale Pricing Guide

Remington has been producing firearms for more than 200 years and remains one of the most recognized names in American firearms. From legendary hunting rifles like the Model 700 to iconic pump shotguns such as the Model 870, Remington firearms span virtually every category of sporting and collectible firearms. Current resale values are influenced by model, caliber or gauge, production era, finish, factory configuration, condition, and collector demand. Use the guide below to explore estimated resale values across many of Remington's most popular firearms.

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Determining Remington Values

Remington is one of the oldest and most storied firearms manufacturers in the United States, with a history dating back to 1816. Known for innovations in both ammunition and firearms, Remington has produced iconic rifles and shotguns that have become staples in American hunting, sport shooting, and military history.

Collectors, sportsmen, and gun owners alike often seek out Remington firearms for their reliability, accuracy, and timeless design. The brand’s wide recognition and historical significance contribute to strong resale value across many of their models.

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Used Remington Price Guide by Model

Compare current used Remington firearm values by model, including estimated resale ranges, buyer demand, and the factors that most commonly influence market prices.

Model Resale Demand Typical Value Range Key Value Factors Model Value Guide
Model 700 ADL Very Strong $300 - $800 Caliber, Production Era, Condition View Guide →
Model 700 BDL Exceptional $600 - $2,000 Caliber, Walnut Stock, Collector Appeal View Guide →
Model 783 Strong $250 - $400 Caliber, Optics, Condition View Guide →
Model 770 Moderate $200 - $400 Scope Package, Condition View Guide →
Model 7400 Very Strong $500 - $800 Caliber, Magazine, Finish View Guide →
Model 7600 Exceptional $1,000 - $1,800 Caliber, Carbine Variant, Condition View Guide →
Model 597 Moderate $100 - $250 Configuration, Magazine View Guide →
Nylon 66 Very Strong $300 - $600 Color Variant, Original Condition View Guide →
Model 12 Strong $300 - $500 Condition, Original Finish View Guide →
Model 41 Targetmaster Moderate $100 - $300 Original Sights, Finish View Guide →
Model 24 Strong $250 - $500 Takedown Condition, Collector Interest View Guide →
Rolling Block Exceptional $300 - $1,000 Military Variant, Antique Condition View Guide →
Adaptive Combat Rifle (ACR) Exceptional $1,500 - $3,000 Configuration, Accessories, Production Version View Guide →
Model 10 Moderate $200 - $500 Gauge, Original Finish View Guide →
Model 17 Strong $300 - $600 Gauge, Collector Demand View Guide →
Model 31 Strong $300 - $450 Gauge, Condition View Guide →
Model 870 Exceptional $200 - $1,000 Wingmaster vs Express, Gauge, Barrel View Guide →
Model 1100 Exceptional $400 - $700 Gauge, Vent Rib, Condition View Guide →
Model 11-87 Very Strong $500 - $1,000 Gauge, Barrel Length View Guide →
Model V3 Very Strong $400 - $1,700 Configuration, Tactical vs Field View Guide →
Model 878 Moderate $200 - $400 Originality, Gauge View Guide →
SP-10 Very Strong $800 - $1,500 Gauge, Finish, Waterfowl Configuration View Guide →
Model 11-48 Strong $300 - $1,200 Gauge, Collector Interest View Guide →
1911 R1 Strong $300 - $600 Variant, Finish View Guide →
R51 Moderate $200 - $300 Generation, Reliability Updates View Guide →
RP9 Limited $100 - $250 Condition, Magazines View Guide →
RM380 Moderate $150 - $250 Accessories, Finish View Guide →
Model 51 Very Strong $300 - $500 Original Finish, Caliber View Guide →
Zig-Zag Derringer Exceptional $500 - $2,000 Antique Condition, Originality View Guide →
Model 95 Derringer Strong $100 - $400 Production Era, Original Grips View Guide →
R4 Exceptional $900 - $1,200 Configuration, Accessories View Guide →
R5 RGP Exceptional $2,000 - $2,500 Military Configuration, Original Components View Guide →

Value note:

Remington values vary considerably depending on production era and model family. Older Wingmaster shotguns, BDL rifles, collectible rimfires, and historic firearms often command significant premiums over economy models. Factory originality, barrel configuration, caliber, finish, and overall condition remain the largest drivers of resale value. Select your specific Remington model below for a detailed valuation guide.

Browse Remington Model Value Guides

We've helped thousands of users value and sell their Remington firearms. Below are some of the most popular models we frequently assist with:

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Remington 1911 R1

Remington 1911 R1

Modern Remington-built 1911 pistol offered in classic .45 ACP configurations.

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Remington R51

Remington R51

Modern delayed-blowback 9mm pistol based on the original Remington Model 51.

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Remington RP9

Remington RP9

Full-size polymer 9mm pistol with double-stack capacity and duty-style ergonomics.

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Remington RM380

Remington RM380

Micro .380 ACP carry pistol with aluminum frame and snag-free profile.

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Remington Model 51

Remington Model 51

Early 1900s hammerless pocket pistol known for sleek ergonomics and collector interest.

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Remington Zig-Zag Derringer

Remington Zig-Zag Derringer

Rare 19th-century rotating-cylinder derringer with unusual mechanical design.

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Remington Model 95

Remington Model 95

Classic over/under double derringer with strong antique and collector recognition.

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Remington Model 700 ADL

Remington Model 700 ADL

Affordable Model 700 bolt-action hunting rifle with blind magazine configuration.

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Remington Model 700 BDL

Remington Model 700 BDL

Deluxe Model 700 rifle with polished finish, walnut stock, and strong resale demand.

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Remington Model 783

Remington Model 783

Budget-friendly bolt-action rifle with adjustable trigger and practical hunting accuracy.

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Remington Model 770

Remington Model 770

Entry-level bolt-action rifle often sold with a factory-mounted scope package.

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Remington Model 7400

Remington Model 7400

Semi-automatic sporting rifle chambered for popular deer and big-game cartridges.

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Remington Model 7600

Remington Model 7600

Pump-action centerfire rifle favored by eastern deer hunters for quick follow-up shots.

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Remington Model 597

Remington Model 597

Semi-automatic rimfire rifle known for its bolt-guidance rail system and practical accuracy.

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Remington Nylon 66

Remington Nylon 66

Synthetic-stocked .22 LR rifle known for reliability, distinctive design, and collector appeal.

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Remington Model 12

Remington Model 12

Classic pump-action rimfire rifle prized by collectors and recreational shooters.

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Remington Model 41 Targetmaster

Remington Model 41 Targetmaster

Single-shot bolt-action .22 LR rifle designed for youth training and target shooting.

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Remington Model 24

Remington Model 24

Takedown semi-automatic .22 rimfire rifle based on an early Browning design.

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Remington Rolling Block

Remington Rolling Block

Iconic single-shot design used worldwide in military, sporting, and antique configurations.

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Remington ACR

Remington ACR

Modular Adaptive Combat Rifle platform associated with Remington and Bushmaster production.

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Remington R4

Remington R4

Military-style AR platform used in law enforcement and defense-oriented configurations.

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Remington R5 RGP

Remington R5 RGP

Piston-driven AR-style rifle designed for durability and enhanced operating performance.

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Remington Model 10

Remington Model 10

Early bottom-eject pump-action shotgun with historic tactical and sporting relevance.

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Remington Model 17

Remington Model 17

Compact bottom-ejecting 20 gauge pump-action shotgun that influenced later designs.

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Remington Model 31

Remington Model 31

Smooth pump-action shotgun that preceded the widely adopted Remington Model 870.

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Remington Model 870

Remington Model 870

One of the most iconic and widely used pump-action shotguns in American history.

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Remington Model 1100

Remington Model 1100

Gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun known for soft recoil and strong sporting use.

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Remington Model 11-87

Remington Model 11-87

Enhanced 1100-style semi-auto shotgun with self-adjusting gas system for varied loads.

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Remington Model V3

Remington Model V3

Modern semi-auto shotgun using the VersaPort gas system for smooth cycling.

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Remington Model 878

Remington Model 878

Short-production gas-operated semi-auto shotgun from the late 1950s.

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Remington SP-10

Remington SP-10

10 gauge semi-auto shotgun designed for long-range waterfowl and turkey hunting.

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Remington Model 11-48

Remington Model 11-48

Recoil-operated semi-automatic shotgun with streamlined post-war styling.

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Factors That Influence Remington Values

When determining the value of your Remington firearm, several factors come into play. Here’s what we consider:

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Condition:

Firearms in excellent condition with clean bore, minimal wear, and no significant damage will command higher prices.

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Accessories:

Adding accessories, optics, additional magazines and having original packaging can increase value.

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Rarity:

Limited edition and vintage Remington models in pristine condition often have added value.

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Market Demand:

Popular models perform well on the market due to their practicality and widespread use.

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Original Box & Documentation:

Presence of the original Remington box or case can increase offer value, lack of the original box will typically decrease the offer value.

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Aftermarket Modifications:

Aftermarket modifications and finishing can affect offer values but rarely add significant value in the secondary market.

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