Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto 12 Ga Shotgun
Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto 12 Ga Shotgun
The famed Remington Model 11 was America’s first autoloading shotgun and was offered in 12-gauge, 16-gauge and 20-gauge models. It had good ergonomics, was hammerless, recoil operated, used side ejection and had a tube magazine. Its profile was fairly classic except its slightly tall raised receiver profile.
The Model 11 enjoyed a popular 42 year production run from 1905 to 1947 that accounted for 850,000 built. The Model 11 was designed by none other than legendary John F. Browning, and, interestingly,
The Remington 11 was first produced under the name Remington Autoloading Shotgun, but in 1911, it was renamed to the Model 11. The gun’s early years were 12-gauge only all the way until 1930.
Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto 12 Ga Shotgun
The famed Remington Model 11 was America’s first autoloading shotgun and was offered in 12-gauge, 16-gauge and 20-gauge models. It had good ergonomics, was hammerless, recoil operated, used side ejection and had a tube magazine. Its profile was fairly classic except its slightly tall raised receiver profile.
The Model 11 enjoyed a popular 42 year production run from 1905 to 1947 that accounted for 850,000 built. The Model 11 was designed by none other than legendary John F. Browning, and, interestingly,
The Remington 11 was first produced under the name Remington Autoloading Shotgun, but in 1911, it was renamed to the Model 11. The gun’s early years were 12-gauge only all the way until 1930.
Remington Model 11 Semi-Auto 12 Ga Shotgun
The famed Remington Model 11 was America’s first autoloading shotgun and was offered in 12-gauge, 16-gauge and 20-gauge models. It had good ergonomics, was hammerless, recoil operated, used side ejection and had a tube magazine. Its profile was fairly classic except its slightly tall raised receiver profile.
The Model 11 enjoyed a popular 42 year production run from 1905 to 1947 that accounted for 850,000 built. The Model 11 was designed by none other than legendary John F. Browning, and, interestingly,
The Remington 11 was first produced under the name Remington Autoloading Shotgun, but in 1911, it was renamed to the Model 11. The gun’s early years were 12-gauge only all the way until 1930.
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