Remington 11-48 Question
A friend of mine has a Remington model 11-48 shotgun in 16 guage.
He's needing a barrel for it. I've searched GB and didn't find one.
Does anyone know where he'd be able to find a barrel?
"The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised!"
-- Gen. George S. Patton
referring to the M1 Garand
He's needing a barrel for it. I've searched GB and didn't find one.
Does anyone know where he'd be able to find a barrel?
"The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised!"
-- Gen. George S. Patton
referring to the M1 Garand
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Does the Remington 11-48 16 gauge shotgun have a buffer in the fore arm that cushions the barrel lug as the barrel returns after firing?
The lug is stopped in the fore arm by metal to metal contact.
I am trying to determine why the bolt handle flys out occasionally.
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Here is an article that explains the problem. You can start reading at the paragraph that says Gunsmithing the 1148. http://www.leeroysramblings.com/remington_1148_shotgun.html 0 -
The detent and it's recess are worn. Try replacing the charging handle.
Item #49
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Remington-33454/Shotguns-37896/1148-41189.htm?results=All0 -
I think the detent spring is weak or the notch is worn. #49
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Remington-33454/Shotguns-37896/1148-41189.htm?results=All0 -
I bought an 11-48 for $100 that was in great condition but had the same problem of spitting out handles. After reading this article I looked at my barrel where the locking block locks and its damaged just like the article states. I then started looking for parts and found some at GB auctions and "other site" auctions. I have some of the lettered locking blocks and a new barrel extension but have not gotten around to doing the repairs. 0 -
I am having a problem figuring this out.. since the bolt and barrel are recoiling together on firing I cannot push the bolt back very much... Should I remove the recoil springs before trying to get a measurement.
I replaced the detent spring with a stronger one...
Thanksquote:Originally posted by steve45
I bought an 11-48 for $100 that was in great condition but had the same problem of spitting out handles. After reading this article I looked at my barrel where the locking block locks and its damaged just like the article states. I then started looking for parts and found some at GB auctions and "other site" auctions. I have some of the lettered locking blocks and a new barrel extension but have not gotten around to doing the repairs.0 -
I have difficulty trying to get .040 movement measurements also. On my shotgun the "pocket" on the barrel extension is clearly deformed by battering from the locking block. I can see that there is extra clearance so the article makes sense for me. 0
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