Remington Model 11 A Grade (Standard) 12 Gauge, 28-inch, Remington-UMC Era, Blued/Walnut Long-Recoil Semi-Auto
This Remington Model 11 A Grade (Standard) is a U.S.-made, long-recoil semi-automatic 12 gauge from the Remington-UMC era (pre-1921). Built on the Browning Auto-5 pattern with the signature humpback receiver and right-side ejection, it features a 28-inch plain barrel with a single front bead, blued steel construction, and plain walnut furniture. Period-correct markings include an RA-UMC barrel address and a Remington UMC buttplate, underscoring its early production heritage.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Specific Condition Notes: The bore has no inclusions. The exterior of the barrel shows wear and handling marks. The stock and fore-end display visible wear and usage marks.
What’s Included
- Remington Model 11 A Grade (Standard) 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotgun
The Model 11 follows the Browning Auto-5 pattern with a long-recoil-operated action and the recognizable humpback receiver. This configuration delivers right-side ejection and the handling characteristics that made the design a staple in early American autoloading shotguns.
It is an early Remington-UMC era example, identified by the RA-UMC barrel address and the Remington UMC buttplate. These details place it in the pre-1921 production window and add clear period context to the shotgun.
The shotgun is fitted with a 28-inch plain steel barrel and a single front bead sight. The tubular magazine holds four rounds. Controls include the early sliding/lever safety located inside the trigger guard; the safety is located in the trigger well, forward of the trigger.
Construction is all blued steel for the receiver and barrel, paired with plain, uncheckered walnut furniture. The stock is a semi-pistol grip design with a matching round fore-end, and the length of pull measures 14.0 inches.