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At the start of WWII production moved to Remington in the United States until FN could resume production after the war, actually 1952. This gun was manufactured in 1937. Because the A5 is the second largest selling automatic shotgun in history (Remington 1100 is #1), there’s not much I can say that hasn’t already been written. Remington 1100 Serial Number. The Remington 1100™ shotgun was introduced in 1965 as a 12-gauge. The suffix ’V’ at the end of the serial number means 12-gauge. Yes, go to www.oldguns.net and scroll down the left sidebar.There is a serial number search engine which should answer yourquestion. I have a model 1100 which i bought in Jan of.Remington 1100 Serial Number Ending In VainRemington 1100For those of you that have a 12 gauge Remington model 1100, specifically the ’magnum’ version that can handle 3’ shells, does the serial number on the receiver end with a M or a V? Does the receiver say ’magnum’ on the right side? Does your barrel have a two letter code on the left side just ahead of the receiver (not the code describing the choke)?I’m looking at buying a used semi-auto shotgun, and I’ve always liked the older Remington 1100s. I’ve located a really nice one which is supposedly a 3’ magnum. The barrel has a 3’ chamber, but the info on the receiver suggests it is only for 2 3/4’ shells - the receiver serial number ends with a ’V’, and the receiver doesn’t say ’magnum’ anywhere. I’m trying to figure out if this type of marking was common with the earlier (late ’60s) 1100s, as the current owner claims.
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At the start of WWII production moved to Remington in the United States until FN could resume production after the war, actually 1952. This gun was manufactured in 1937. Because the A5 is the second largest selling automatic shotgun in history (Remington 1100 is #1), there’s not much I can say that hasn’t already been written. Remington 1100 Serial Number. The Remington 1100™ shotgun was introduced in 1965 as a 12-gauge. The suffix ’V’ at the end of the serial number means 12-gauge. Yes, go to www.oldguns.net and scroll down the left sidebar.There is a serial number search engine which should answer yourquestion. I have a model 1100 which i bought in Jan of.Remington 1100 Serial Number Ending In VainRemington 1100For those of you that have a 12 gauge Remington model 1100, specifically the ’magnum’ version that can handle 3’ shells, does the serial number on the receiver end with a M or a V? Does the receiver say ’magnum’ on the right side? Does your barrel have a two letter code on the left side just ahead of the receiver (not the code describing the choke)?I’m looking at buying a used semi-auto shotgun, and I’ve always liked the older Remington 1100s. I’ve located a really nice one which is supposedly a 3’ magnum. The barrel has a 3’ chamber, but the info on the receiver suggests it is only for 2 3/4’ shells - the receiver serial number ends with a ’V’, and the receiver doesn’t say ’magnum’ anywhere. I’m trying to figure out if this type of marking was common with the earlier (late ’60s) 1100s, as the current owner claims.
Download here: http://gg.gg/o8ri7
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