How much does Ceracoating a gun cost?

It usually ranges between $25 – $75 depending on the Gun and difficulty. Call for accurate pricing.

How much did guns cost?

How much a typical gun costs will depend on the type of gun and the features you would like to add to it. For example, a Mossberg 20-gauge shotgun can cost as low as $150 and a 9 mm gun can cost as low as $250. Some guns can cost can be up to $9000. Most popular guns range between $300 to $1000.

Is Cerakote worth the money?

What Does Cerakote Do? Cerakote offers some distinct advantages over other finishes. First, the material has a good degree of lubricity, acting as a lubricant once the finish has been applied. A lot of users have found they need to use far less lubricant (if any) once their gun has been coated.

How much money can you get for a broken shotgun?

Most single barrel exposed hammer break-open shotguns (except for fine trap guns), most bring $50 to $100. Most top-break or solid frame .32 & .38 DA revolvers by firms like H&R, Iver Johnson, US Revolver, Secret Service Special, Hopkins & Allen, Forehand etc. Most bring $50 to $200. A truly “as new” gun in the original box can bring more.

What’s the percentage of finish remaining on a gun?

The PERCENTAGE SYSTEM rates the percent of original finish remaining on the gun, 100% to 0%. For more information on condition evaluation and standards, see Evaluating Firearms Condition.

How much does a single barrel shotgun cost?

While there are always exceptions, here are some of the types that tend to bring less than folks often hope. Most single barrel exposed hammer break-open shotguns (except for fine trap guns), most bring $50 to $100.

How much does a 12 gauge shotgun cost?

For just a little over $200, you get a lock, stock, and barrel, plus one choke tube and a middle bead. It comes in black plastic, 3-inch, 12-gauge only, and weighs about 7 pounds. I have shot 25 straight on the skeet field with a Model 88, which suggests they shoot where you point them, and I’ve seen them work reliably in the field, too.