Remington 1100 20ga Skeet Standard Weight Value

Austringer62

October 22, 2020 18:14

Hello,
I am thinking about selling my Remington 1100 20ga.  It is the standard weight version, meaning it was build on the 12ga frame, has a serial# that ends in "X."  It is choked for skeet, but does not have "Skeet" stamped on the receiver.  I am the original owner, it was purchased in 1975.  It is in very good shape, both externally and internally.
I plan on entering it at a penny, with no reserve.  I know  there's always a risk, but how much would you expect it to sell for? 
This was my first shotgun, a gift for my 13th birthday, and I'm somewhat reluctant to part with it.   
 Thank You.

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  dunbarboyz

  October 22, 2020 20:53

  I would give anything to have my first shotgun.

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  Austringer62

  October 23, 2020 18:19

  I do think about that, but the truth is I just don't use it, and neither does anybody else in the family.  It's a shame to have it just sit in the safe.  We are hunters, not sport shooters, and haven't shot lead in a very long time.  If I could get enough to replace it with a steel compatible shotgun I think it would be a win-win.  
  
  From what I have seen on several websites, skeet shooters like this gun due to the very light recoil, among other things.

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  mohawk600

  October 24, 2020 02:02

  Lok up that model on the auction side for completed auctions........see what they sold for.

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  Grasshopper

  October 24, 2020 16:29

  I looked up past auctions, they had skeet marked on receiver -but maybe the old heavy's didn't. Range, 550-700 retail, imo, only.

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  Austringer62

  October 24, 2020 20:36

  Thank you, I actually found one on auction righ now.  It's at $555.00 with 3 days to go.  Mine is in a litte bit better shape, but the one on auction now has nicer wood.  That price range would work for me, I could replace it with a gun more suited for my purposes.  
  Thank you for your replies,
  Marc

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