Quick Look

The Remington 1100, introduced in 1963, revolutionized semi-automatic shotguns with its gas-operated design. It offers reduced recoil and reliable cycling. Today, it remains a popular choice for hunting and clay target shooting.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Soft recoil with gas-operated system
• Wide range of chamber sizes and barrel lengths
• Durable and proven reliable over decades
• Strong aftermarket for parts and accessories
• Versatile for hunting and sport shooting

Key Variants

Remington 1100 Sporting

Designed for clay target enthusiasts seeking balance and quick handling.

Remington 1100 Magnum

Chambered for 3-inch shells, ideal for waterfowl and bigger game hunting.

Remington 1100 Tactical

Configured for home defense and law enforcement with shorter barrel and synthetic stock.

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Best Use Cases

• Sporting clays and skeet shooting
• Upland and waterfowl hunting
• Home defense with tactical variants
• Range training and recreational shooting
• Shotgun collection and classic firearms

FAQs

Can I use the Remington 1100 with 3-inch shells?

Yes, many Remington 1100 variants chamber 3-inch magnum shells for heavier loads and hunting applications.

What is the difference between the 1100 Sporting and Tactical models?

Sporting models have longer barrels for accuracy; Tactical models feature shorter barrels and synthetic stocks for defense.

How does the Remington 1100's gas system improve shooting?

The gas-operated design reduces recoil, allowing faster follow-up shots and better shooter comfort.