The Remington Model 11 is a classic semi-automatic shotgun that stands out for both its historical significance and practical performance. Manufactured in 1929, this 12-gauge shotgun features a blued finish and a 28" barrel, making it a reliable companion for target shooting and fowl hunting. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its robust design, the iconic John Browning influence, and the detailed game scene engraving on the receiver.
In terms of overall condition, this Model 11 is in good shape, showing some signs of prior use and handling. Minor scratching, scuffing, and light pitting are present, but they do not detract from its functionality or appeal. The bore is clean and well-maintained, with only minor wear marks. The worn checkered walnut stock adds a touch of vintage charm, while the metallic front bead sight ensures accuracy.
This sale includes the shotgun as described, with a fixed modified choke and a 2-3/4" chamber. A previous owner’s name engraved on the left rear of the receiver adds a personal touch to this historic piece.
The Remington Model 11, based on the John Browning-designed Auto-5, was the first successful semi-automatic shotgun. Produced by Remington from 1905 to 1947, it holds a special place in America's shooting and hunting history, serving sportsmen, law enforcement, and military personnel. This particular firearm, manufactured in 1929, embodies the craftsmanship and reliability that have made the Model 11 a beloved choice among collectors and shooters alike. Its 4+1 capacity, blued finish, and detailed engravings not only add to its aesthetic appeal but also ensure practical performance in the field. Owning this Model 11 means possessing a timeless piece of firearms history that offers both nostalgia and capability.