The Remington Model 11-48 in 28 Gauge is a classic shotgun that combines vintage charm with modern reliability. Its blued finish and intricate engravings of pointers and grouse make it not only a functional firearm but also a stunning piece of art. Ideal for upland bird hunting and skeet shooting, this shotgun offers smooth handling and excellent balance, perfect for the discerning shooter who values both performance and aesthetics.
Overall, the condition of this Model 11-48 is fair, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling. The buttstock has been DIY chopped down to a bantam length, with various damages such as residue, scratches, and dents throughout. The receiver, barrel, and trigger guard exhibit tarnishing and minor rust. However, the bore remains in excellent condition, boasting a bright, mirror-like finish without any signs of wear. This shotgun is gas-operated and features a 25.5" barrel, checkered walnut wood stock with a faux ebony pistol grip cap, and a chopped buttstock.
The sale includes the shotgun as described, ready for its next adventure.
The Remington Model 11-48, introduced in 1949, is an American semi-automatic shotgun that succeeded the widely respected Model 11. Known for its unique "recoil-operated" action, it became a favorite among hunters and sport shooters. The 28 Gauge version is especially prized by collectors and upland game hunters for its light recoil and exceptional balance. The intricate game scene engravings of pointers and grouse, combined with the floral scrollwork, highlight the craftsmanship and artistry synonymous with mid-20th century Remington firearms.
This modified shotgun is perfect for teaching youth the fundamentals of shooting and hunting. With its modified bantam stock and low-recoil 28 Gauge, complemented by an added Cutts Compensator, your offspring will have no trouble learning! The shotgun's vintage charm, reliability, and ease of use make it an excellent addition to any collection or a practical choice for field use. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of American firearm history that continues to perform admirably in the field.