Collecting Remington Model 1100 Shotguns
In this year Remington added a Model 1100 20 gauge Lightweight in 3″ magnum gun, weighing 6lbs/12oz. Plain 28″, full choke barrel guns cost $214.95, and vent rib guns cost $239.95. 1972. In January of this year, Remington Arms Company proudly advertised producing the one-millionth Model 1100 autoloading shotgun.
Manufacture Dates | Remington Society of America
The following barrel date code information is for Remingtion firearms manufactured after 1921. Remingtons manufactured after 1921 have a code located on the left side of the barrel near the frame that identifies the year and month of manufacture. The following letters correspond to the months of the year. Example: B=January, L= February, A ...
Model 1100 Identification, Age and Value - Remington Society
Mar 5, 2008 — First, this Model 1100 has an engraved receiver inlaid with gold but it is not in a hunting scene as described for "1 of 3000" models or "Ducks Unlimited" models. The engraving is scrollwork inlaid with gold. The stock is walnut and the checkering is hand cut. The wood looks better than average and there is what looks like a rosewood cap on the ...
The Remington 1100TM shotgun was introduced in 1965 as a 12-gauge semi-automatic. Since that introduction, the 1100TM has been manufactured in many different gauges and configurations. It is used for trapshooting and skeet as well as relied on by many hunters. Its relatively light weight, feeding reliability and light recoil make it a very ...
Remington 1100 Shotgun Serial Numbers - Meaning - Remington …
May 28, 2011 — Re: Remington 1100 Shotgun Serial Numbers - Meaning. by Virginian » Wed Mar 11, 2015 5:09 am. I do not have my research materials to hand, but the following is true as to serial number suffixes. V = 12ga. standard 2-3/4" frame/receiver. M = …
Date Remington 1100 - Remington Society
Oct 12, 2012 — Re: Date Remington 1100. by Wulfman » Sat Oct 13, 2012 12:55 am. I'm not sure what to tell you. The letters "K I" would be May of 1976 (pre-1980), but then there should be a prefix letter of "M" in the serial number. The letter "K" could be for the year 1963 and wouldn't have a serial number prefix, but that sounds a little suspicious, too.
1100 LT20 Butt Stock Sizes - Remington Society
Sep 4, 2016 — Rod in Fargo. Virginian wrote: Any LW or LT Model 1100 20 gauge stock will fit. 2-3/4" chamber or 3" doesn't matter. And LW 870 stock may fit. The newer ones have an oversize hole, and older one you may have to drill out. A 12 or 16 gauge of any vintage will not fit. A standard receiver 20 gauge will not fit.
Remington Model 1100 SD question? - Remington Society
Sep 8, 2013 — Serial number M-351262V is a standard 1100 12 gauge, 2-3/4" chamber, manufactured between 1974 and 1978. 20ga. Serial number M-459965-X is a standard weight 2-3/4" 20 gauge (built on a 12 sized receiver), manufactured between 1974 and 1978. 28ga. Serial Number M-351264-J is a standard 1100 28 gauge, 2-3/4" …
Model 1100 20 Gauge Letter Codes - Remington Society
Mar 18, 2014 — model 1100 letter prefix 1964 to approx. 1968: no serial number prefix 1968 to present: letters used (in sequence) l-68, m-74, n-78, p-85, r-90 letter suffix same structure as the m/870 model 1187 letter prefix 1987 to present: “pc” 12 ga., 1999 “tl“ 20 ga., 2000 “sm” super mag. letter suffix no letter suffix on this model
1100 versus 11-87 - Remington Society
Jul 11, 2020 — The only functional differences between an 1100 and an 11-87 are the gas cylinder collar, which is integral to the barrel, the stainless magazine tube on the 11-87, and the fore end, because the gas collar is different. An 11-87 will function with both 2-3/4" and 3" shells, but an 1100 is either 2-3/4" standard or 2-3/4" and 3" Magnum loads in ...