REMINGTON 3200 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington 3200 is a vintage semi-automatic shotgun introduced in the 1960s, designed for reliable hunting performance. Its engineering focused on smooth cycling and durability. Today, the 3200 retains a niche appeal among collectors and sporting shooters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Durable steel receiver and barrel construction
• Reliable gas-operated semi-automatic action
• Classic wood stock offering authentic aesthetics
• Suitable for waterfowl and upland bird hunting
• Simple maintenance with few moving parts

Key Variants

Remington 3200 Wingmaster

Favored by upland hunters for its balanced handling and reliable cycling.

Remington 3200 Magnum

Offers heavier loads and improved muzzle velocity ideal for tougher game.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 3200	Browning BPS	Mossberg 835
MSRP	$600 - Discontinued	$800 - New	$650 - New
Capacity/Size	4+1 rounds, 12 gauge	5+1 rounds, 12 gauge	6+1 rounds, 12 gauge
Weight	7.5 lbs	7.5 lbs	7.9 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Classic gas piston system	Bottom ejector action	Versatile pump action
Notable Con	Discontinued, limited availability	Heavier than similar models	Manual cycling slower

Best Use Cases

• Waterfowl and upland bird hunting
• Sporting clays and trap shooting practice
• Collecting classic American shotguns
• Recreational shooting at ranges

FAQs

Can I use standard 12 gauge shells in the Remington 3200?

Yes, it chambers standard 12 gauge 2¾ inch and some 3-inch shells per manufacturer specifications.

What is the overall length of the Remington 3200?

It measures approximately 47 inches overall with a barrel length of 28 inches.

How does the gas system on the Remington 3200 operate?

It uses a gas piston to cycle the action, reducing recoil and improving reliability.