You can try Hasting's. They make after market barrels.
50-300 USD or so
The Winchester model 1400 Mark II was so marked only from 1968-1972.This would be the time span of your shotguns production.
The 1400 Mk II was made from 1968-1974
The Winchester model 1400 Mark II was only produced during the years 1968-1972.That is the time frame of your shotguns manufacture.
You are describing something that Winchester did not make.
To determine the age of a Winchester Model 1400 MKII 20-gauge semi-automatic shotgun, you need the serial number, as Winchester used a specific dating system. Generally, these shotguns were produced from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. You can reference a Winchester serial number lookup guide or contact a gun historian or collector to get an exact year based on the serial number.
If its in good shape, I'd say around 300 dollars. I just got one and paid 240 dollars for it but it has some scratches on the barrel. and in-case you didn't know, this model is from 1969.
while this is possible,I have no records indicationg this.Winchester made the model 1400MKII only from 1968-1972.It could have been nickeled at some point in time for Marine use(over water/salt water) or just for looks.
Depending on condition, type of barrel, sights, etc, anywhere for $150-$300.
there is no odb on mkII golfs there is no odb on mkII golfs
Try including the caliber, barrel length, sights (if any) and serial number (minus the last three numbers, which should always be indicated by x's).
Value is driven by exact model (you did not say) and condition (you did not say). So we can't really say. It could be $100 for a well worn Mk1, or $450 for a like new MkII with a select barrel and sights. Stainless or blued also makes a difference in price.