What can you do with a Remington Model 1100?
Over the years the unique design characteristics of the Model 1100 have allowed it to be adapted to a wide array of sporting uses, including field models, magnums, deer guns, and trap and skeet guns. The following is the chronology of introduction of various models:
How do you clean a Remington 1100 shotgun?
Breaking the 1100 down for cleaning is super easy, too. Simply unscrew the forearm bolt, slide the forearm off and the barrel detaches. There are a few seals and o-rings in there, which can be a hassle if you don’t remember the order in which they come off the gun.
When did the Remington 1100 20 gauge come out?
In March, Remington Arms Company proudly announced the manufacture of the two-millionth Model 1100 shotgun. Also in 1977, Remington introduced a new, redesigned Model 1100 20 gauge Lightweight (called LT-20) in Field Grade, Magnum and Skeet versions.
How big is a Remington 1100 pump action shotgun?
The Remington 1100 comes in a couple different variations. You can find a 2 ¾” and 3” version, and you’ll begin to notice some of the differences between pump-action shotguns and semi-automatic shotguns here.
How much does a Remington Model 1100 skeet gun cost?
The Model 1100 Special Field shotgun now featured a 23″ ventilated rib barrel with RemChoke, a slimmed and shortened fore-end, and cost $605.00. 1996 Remington reintroduced the Model 1100 LT-20 Skeet Gun. This 20 gauge shotgun featured a satin-finished American walnut stock with sharp-line checkering, and a 26″ vent rib barrel with RemChoke.
How long does it take to process a Remington 870?
Remington 81177 870 200th Anniversary Shotgun, 12 Gauge, 28 in Vent Rib BBL, 3 in Chmbr, Black Rcvr, A-Gr… With the current industry-wide climate, please allow for 5-7 days of processing time before shipment.