Introducing the classic and nostalgically appealing Remington Model 11-48 Semi-auto Shotgun. Manufactured in 1951, this significant piece of American firearm history stands out for its vintage aesthetic, reliable performance, and enduring charm. If you're seeking a firearm that merges history, authenticity, and functionality, this is the piece for you. The shotgun is in fair condition, showing signs of prior use and handling but remains in good working order. The sale includes the gun itself, with its richly blued finish and walnut stock.
The Remington Model 11-48 is a semi-automatic shotgun that was first introduced by Remington Arms in 1949, replacing the Model 11. Like its predecessor, it operates on the long recoil system but features a modernized design and construction. This specific model, a 16 Gauge from 1951, was part of the early production years. Its blued finish, standard for the time, not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also provides some resistance to wear and rust. With a capacity of 2+1, it's ideal for hunting and skeet shooting.
This model was produced until 1968, making it a significant part of Remington's post-WWII lineup.
What sets this 16-gauge shotgun apart is its vintage aesthetic that harks back to the golden era of American firearms. The 11-48 model is known for its reliability, functioning smoothly even after sustained use. Its balance between manageability and firepower, with a 2+1 capacity, is perfect for various applications. Despite signs of fading on the finish and a professionally repaired crack on the stock, this classic shotgun remains a worthy addition for collectors and enthusiasts. Not just a firearm, but a piece of history that keeps the golden era of American firearms alive.