Remington 1100 .410 Bore for sale
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Remington 1100 Sporting Blued 410 Gauge 3in Semi-Automatic Shotgun - 27in
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Semi-Auto
Barrel Length:
27in
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
4+1
Finish Per Color:
Walnut
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Remington 1100 Sporting Shotgun 410 Ga. 27 In. Hi-Gloss Walnut 3 In. RH 29549
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Semi-Auto
Barrel Length:
27"
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
4+1
Finish Per Color:
Blue
Frequently Asked Questions
Remington 1100 .410 Bore for sale
Does Remington still make the 1100 410?
Yes, Remington still makes the 1100 in .410 bore. The Model 1100 Sporting 410 remains in current production and is described as the only autoloading .410 bore shotgun available on the market today. New and used models can be found through our marketplace.
How many Remington 1100 410 were made?
Specific production figures for the .410 bore Model 1100 aren't publicly available. Remington manufactured over two million Model 1100s across all gauges by 1977, but gauge-specific breakdowns were never disclosed. The .410 bore version has since been discontinued, along with the 28 gauge.
How much is a 1972 Remington 1100 worth?
A 1972 Remington 1100 typically sells for $275–$700 depending on gauge and condition, with 20 ga. models commanding more than 12 ga. Current market averages trend higher, so excellent or rare configurations can exceed these figures. Check recent completed sales on GunBroker for current pricing.
How to tell the year of a Remington Model 1100?
Check the barrel for a date code on the left side near the frame. The first letter indicates month, followed by one or two letters for the year. Receivers without a letter prefix were made between 1963 and 1969. Consult a Remington date code chart for exact dating.
What are the common issues with the Remington Model 1100?
Model 1100 owners commonly report feeding failures where the bolt sticks mid-cycle, ejection problems, and firing pin issues after cleaning. Locking lug burrs or rough barrel seats can prevent proper firing pin engagement. Regular inspection of the gas system, O-rings, and action bars helps prevent most problems.
How reliable is the Remington 1100?
Remington 1100s are generally reliable when properly maintained. As gas-operated semi-autos, they run best lightly lubricated and tolerate dirt reasonably well. Common issues include feeding or ejection problems, usually caused by gas system wear or O-ring degradation. Regular cleaning and O-ring replacement keeps them dependable.
What is a Remington 1100 Sporting?
Remington's 1100 Sporting is a semi-automatic shotgun built for competitive shooting, available in 12, 20, 28 gauge, and .410 bore. It features a polished receiver, vented rib barrel, checkered walnut stock, and a sporting clays recoil pad, making it well suited for trap, skeet, and sporting clays competition.