Remington Model 1100
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Michigan Gunner
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A couple questions. What choke is it? Barrel length? Is it a LT20? This will help with an estimate.
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A couple questions. What choke is it? Barrel length? Is it a LT20? This will help with an estimate.
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what do youant for it i would like to have it if not to expensive you can pm me
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Without seeing it, the gun sounds like a Standard Model 1100 20 ga Skeet Gun. So, I would say the price would be about $350 to $400 in very good condition. Perhaps more if it is really nice and someone really wants it.
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Without seeing it, the gun sounds like a Standard Model 1100 20 ga Skeet Gun. So, I would say the price would be about $350 to $400 in very good condition. Perhaps more if it is really nice and someone really wants it.
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The Remington 1100s with fixed choke skeet guns are very well thought of and highly sought after. They have very special chokes, which are very long and produce very nice even and uniform patterns, maybe better than any other gun at any price. If it's a true skeet gun, it will be marked Skeet-A or Skeet-B, on the receiver, the B being only a better grade of wood. The true 20 ga skeet guns are built on the std weight receiver, same as 12 ga guns, , not LT-20.
It depends on condition. "Good shape" means different things to different folks. Some might call a gun with obvious blue and wood wear and multiple nicks and dings "good shape", and another might expect a like new gun.
An obviously worn A, but still in good mechanical condition might go for $350-400, and a minty B in original box might bring $800-900.
If it's an ordinary field gun, $250-400.
It depends on condition. "Good shape" means different things to different folks. Some might call a gun with obvious blue and wood wear and multiple nicks and dings "good shape", and another might expect a like new gun.
An obviously worn A, but still in good mechanical condition might go for $350-400, and a minty B in original box might bring $800-900.
If it's an ordinary field gun, $250-400.
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