1969.
Remington introduced Model 870 field models in 28 gauge and .410, which were issued with scaled-down receivers, and lightweight mahogany stocks and fore-ends. Remington also introduced Model 870 "Matched Pair" 20 gauge and .410 Skeet guns with walnut stocks and hard carrying cases, selling for $395ºº the pair. Over the next three years 1,503 pairs would be sold. Remington also introduced a 20 gauge Model 870 Brushmaster Deer Gun in Standard or Deluxe versions. Remington contracted with the U.S. Marine Corps to fabricate 3,231 Model 870 Mk-1 military-style, 12 gauge Model 870 shotgun with 7-shot magazine extensions and fitted with bayonet attachments.
The 870 Wingmaster is still made in .410
Depends on whether its a wingmaster model or an express model...wingmaster go for around $800 and express models go for about $600...
A Remington 870 .410 Wingmaster produced between 1964 & 1994 with a plane barrel and in fair condition (80%) is worth about $265.00. A .410 that is like new (98%) and with a VR is worth $575.00. lcj
Depending on the condition it could range anywhere from $650.00 to $950.00
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remington model1100 410 serial n283970h
Not a Model 412, a 410 bore shotgun. Pump, Auto, ??? More information needed. If it is a .410 20 years ago the only think that comes to mind they made is a 870 Wingmaster (pump) Well the 11-48 but it would have to had been at least 20 years old when you bought it. The Remington Society of America forums would help you out.
I'm sure there have been several. I have a Remington 1100 in .410.
You may find a Remington 870 Wingmaster 410 with a high gloss stock at firearm specialty stores, gun shows, online firearms marketplaces, or through private sellers. Be sure to check the legality of owning this firearm in your area and follow all necessary regulations for purchasing firearms.
Remington never made an over/under 22/410. This sounds like a Marble's game getter.
You need to contact Remington for a correct answer.
The 1148 in 410 ga. was introduced in 1954 and discontinued in 1969.