REMINGTON MODEL 11 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington Model 11, introduced in 1905, was among the first successful semi-automatic shotguns, based on designs by John Browning. Known for its reliable recoil-operated action, it set a standard for repeating shotguns. Though no longer in production, it remains prized by collectors and vintage shotgun enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Durable recoil-operated design with proven reliability
• Smooth cycling and manageable recoil
• Classic wood and steel craftsmanship
• Strong aftermarket support for parts and restoration
• Historically significant as the first semi-auto shotgun in widespread use

Key Variants

Model 11 Sporting

Popular for upland hunting with a 28-inch barrel and traditional walnut stock.

Model 11 Trap

Designed for trapshooting with longer barrel and improved sights.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington Model 11	Winchester Model 1911	Browning Auto-5
MSRP	Discontinued	Discontinued	Discontinued
Capacity / Size	4+1 shells, 12 gauge	4+1 shells, 12 gauge	4+1 shells, 12 gauge
Weight	7.5 lbs (approx.)	7.5 lbs (approx.)	7.25 lbs (approx.)
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Classic recoil-action reliability	Strong early gas-operated system	Designed by John Browning
Notable Con	Heavy compared to modern semi-autos	More complex maintenance	No longer produced

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting
• Sporting clays and trap shooting
• Collecting vintage firearms
• Home defense (historically)
• Historical firearm exhibitions

FAQs

Can I find parts for the Remington Model 11?

Yes, many parts remain available through specialized vendors due to its long production run from 1905 to 1947.

What gauge does the Model 11 use?

The Remington Model 11 was primarily chambered in 12 gauge with 2 3/4 inch shells.

How does the recoil-operated action work?

It uses the barrel and bolt recoil to cycle the action, ejecting spent shells and chambering the next round smoothly.