Like most firearms value questions, the real answer depends on the condition and rarity of your particular gun. The Remington Model 31 is a shotgun that required a lot of machining and hand-fitting, something that cannot be said of a lot of firearms these days unless they cost $1,000 or more. A beat-up shooter with various stages of scratches, bluing loss, but otherwise functional could go as low as $150-$175--it really depends on what you want to pay for it. A mint, unfired specimen could go for up to $1000 to the right collector. Most model 31's are currently in the $200 to $400 range. The best source of gun values is probably Fjestad's Blue Book of Gun Values.
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