Introducing the Remington 1100, a classic piece of American firearm history, this semi-auto shotgun is a true collector's treasure. Manufactured between 1974-77, this 12 gauge marvel is in good condition, demonstrating some signs of prior use and handling. As part of your purchase, you will receive the shotgun itself, complete with its original wood stock with pressed checkering and an attractive silver Cerakote finish. Despite its age, the bore condition is excellent, and the gas-operated action ensures reliable performance.
Renowned for its gas-operated action, the Remington 1100 boasts a 4+1 capacity and a 30" barrel length, perfect for collectors and practical users alike. The silver front bead sight/optic, combined with the Rem Choke, Modified (MOD) chokes, offers precision and accuracy. The chamber size is 2 3/4", ideal for various shooting scenarios. The barrel features a vent rib and has standard Remington early geometric pattern engravings adding to its charm.
Notably, the receiver has been Cerakoted silver and the bore is bright and clean. However, it's worth noting that barrel code stamps are not present and the use of Rem chokes makes the barrel not original to the gun. The gun is cut for sling swivels, but they are not present, and the white diamond in the grip cap is missing. The shotgun is fitted with a Limbsaver recoil pad for added comfort during use.
Overall, the Remington 1100 is a piece of history that functions as good as it looks. It's a perfect addition to any firearm collection, or as a reliable tool for hunting or sport shooting. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this incredible piece of American gun craftsmanship.