Remington Model 1100 LW .410 Bore Semi-Auto, 26.5 in Vent-Rib Skeet Barrel, Factory-Engraved Receiver, 2.5 in Chamber, 1970s
This Remington Model 1100 LW .410 Bore is a 1970s lightweight variant with a factory-engraved receiver and classic blued finish. It features a 26.5 in vent-rib barrel marked for 2.5 in plastic shells and fixed skeet choke, plus an aftermarket clamp-on muzzle compensator/choke device with an integral front bead. The hardwood stock shows fleur-de-lis checkering with period-correct white-line and white-diamond accents, making this a distinctive and well-appointed small-bore 1100.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: There is mild pitting and scuffing present. The action appears to function properly based on basic handling checks.
What’s Included
- Remington Model 1100 LW .410 Bore semi-automatic shotgun
- Aftermarket clamp-on muzzle compensator/choke device with integral front bead (installed)
Built in the 1970s, this LW-marked .410 showcases the lightweight receiver configuration paired with Remington’s proven gas-operated, semi-automatic action. The receiver is factory scroll-engraved and finished in blued steel, offering classic Model 1100 styling with a lighter-handling small-bore format. The "H" serial suffix denotes the .410-bore configuration.
The 26.5 in vent-rib barrel is roll-marked "410 GA FOR 2 1/2 IN. PLASTIC SHELLS ONLY" and "SKEET," indicating its fixed skeet choke and 2.5 in chamber. Capacity is 3 rounds, and the gun retains its knurled magazine cap. The front bead is positioned on the clamp-on muzzle device, aligning naturally with the rib.
Stock furniture is hardwood with a gloss finish and classic 1100 details: pistol-grip profile, fleur-de-lis checkering, a teardrop grip cap with white-diamond inlay, and a white-line spacer behind a Remington-branded serrated buttplate. The forend is checkered hardwood to match.
Controls and configuration include a cross-bolt safety and a 14.0 in length of pull. The shotgun was manufactured in the United States and retains a consistent blued finish across the receiver and barrel, with the receiver’s decorative factory scroll engraving adding a refined touch.
An aftermarket clamp-on muzzle compensator/choke device with an integral front bead is installed, providing the current sighting reference at the muzzle while preserving the vent rib’s sighting plane.