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Question : Rem 1100 barrel interchange with ?

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  • eastwood44mag
    Don't take this as Gospel truth, but I think you can do what you've described. The only concern is not to use 3" shells in 2 3/4" receivers. You should be fine.

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  • duckhunter
    3 inch shells shoud only be used in a 1100 with "MAGNUM" marked on the reciever.

    I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
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  • Pearyw
    I have a 3" barrel for my 1100. The difference is a longer chamber and one hole for gas instead of two. The instructions that came with it from Remington says you can use 3" steel shot with it, but not lead or other heavier shot. I use it with 2 3/4 magnum shells also. It will not work with light field loads.
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  • JIM STARK
    Duck Hunter... Why not???? The receivers are identical... The differences between Magnum and non-magnum are all in the barrel..EXCEPT The magnum receiver is roll stamped "MAGNUM".. Do you really think Remington production engineers would have two different designs for receivers that were identical??? It would have doubled production costs for each magnum manufactured... The touted difference was to increase sales..If you wanted to go with both low brass 2-3/4" and 3" magnum shells...They'd gladly sell you TWO different guns... It is a reality that one can mount a "2-3/4 only" barrel on a "magnum" receiver to turn the duck gun into a dove gun... The # and size of the gas ports are such that the recoil of the bolt is regulated as to not injure the back of the receiver....
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