These configurations will greatly influence value: 1. Offered in several different configurations throughout its production. 410 bore chambered for new 3' shell as well as 2.5'.

This shotgun was quality-built, fast-handling, racy looking that many refer to as 'Everybody’s Sweetheart'. It was in effect, at least in outward appearance, a miniature Model 12.

First slide-action shotgun ever developed exclusively for. 410 Bore Custom Shop Model 21s-1960 to 1981 Custom Shop Model 21s-1960 to 1981 Custom Grade-12 Gauge Custom Shop Model 21s-1960 to 1981 Pigeon Grade-12 Gauge Custom Shop Model 21s-1960 to 1981 Grand American-12 Gauge Model 12Ĭommentary and values by Bud Bugni. 📷 Model 21-1931 to 1959 Model 21-1931 to 1959 Standard Grade - 12 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Standard Grade - 16 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Standard Grade - 20 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Tournament Grade - 12 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Tournament Grade - 16 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Tournament Grade - 20 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Trap Grade - 12 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Trap Grade - 16 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Trap Grade - 20 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Skeet Grade - 12 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Skeet Grade - 16 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Skeet Grade - 20 gauge Model 21-1931 to 1959 Duck/Magnum Gun Custom Built/Deluxe Grade Custom Built/Deluxe Grade 12 gauge Custom Built/Deluxe Grade 16 gauge Custom Built/Deluxe Grade 20 gauge Custom Built/Deluxe Grade.

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