Remington 1100
I recently took my Remington 1100 down for a thourgh cleaning. Which I have done many times in the past. After I put it back together it will not fire. I have taken it down and put it back together again and again to no avail. I tried replacing my trigger housing with another gun. The results the other gun still fires and mine does not. I've checked the firing pin. It is unbroken and looks damaged free. When you go to shoot it. It does not even leave a mark on the cap. So the firing pin is not making contact. I've tried to stick my knife next to the firing pin. That was a stupid move, broke my knife point. So the hammer is striking the firing pin. Or real close to it as far as I can tell. Any ideas?
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I have had a Remington 1100, 12ga, 2 3/4 shotgun for some time that has maybe had 20 shells shot thru it. It has a 28" improved cylynder barrell. It costs about $290 15 or so years ago. Anybody know about it would be worth now?
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Sarge-these are still in production, and there have been many variations over it's long life, and some of the variations are worth more than others. So, lacking specific information about what you've got, I'm going to assume (always dangerous!) that you've got the Field Model (discontinued in 1987), and that the conditon of the guns is consistent with having been fired so little and say, "right around $300". 0 -
Seems about right ($300 +/-). I keep an eye on 1100s for sale on GunBroker and that is the price range. 0
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