The Marlin Model 5510 "The Original Super Goose" is a 10 GA, 34" barrel, bolt action shotgun. It has a 2 round magazine. I own two of them purchased in the 2007 and believe me, this is an enormous shotgun and kicks like a mule. Both of mine are in very good to excellent condition. The value is $350-$450. It is interesting that they are not particularly rare or expensive yet you won't find too many for sale. I watch web postings (gunbroker, auctionarms, gunsamerica, etc.) regularly and rarely are there more than 2-3 for sale. My biggest caution for a buyer is to make sure the magazine is in good condition. The 10 GA mags are very rare. If you don't want such a massive beast, consider the Marlin Model 55 in 12 GA. It is the baby brother of the Super goose, has a 36" barrel, is a little lighter and won't break your shoulder when you shoot it.
Value depends on condition and exact configuration. Value range from a few hundred to multiple thousands of USD.
The diameter of a 10 gauge nail is approximately 0.102 inches, or about 2.59 millimeters. Gauge numbers in nails indicate their thickness, with lower numbers representing thicker nails. Therefore, a 10 gauge nail is relatively thick compared to higher gauge nails.
Around $150.
Made by High Standard, value $150-$200.
The needle with the largest diameter among standard sizes is the 10 gauge needle. Needle gauge sizes are inversely related to their diameter, meaning that a smaller gauge number corresponds to a larger diameter. Specifically, a 10 gauge needle has a diameter of approximately 2.59 mm, making it suitable for procedures requiring the rapid administration of fluids or medications.
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10-80 USD
$300 to $350 in average condition
I paid $80 for one in good condition.
What is the value oof a .410 gauge shotgun
10-100 USD or so
10-100 USD or so
what is the market value of a remington 20 gauge semi-automatic sportsman 58 shotgun?
500
i need a price on the Stevens 20 gauge 1913
< $100
75-200