If you go to the blog on my website there is an article that has modified instructions for an 1100 Tac 4 model (2010/2011 model year). There is an "s" lever of sorts inside the receiver that needs to be pushed down to pull out the bolt assembly.
Great... I had an additional part come out, the shell retainer bar/spring. Made reinstalling the trigger assembly a bit more tricky. Had to put the front of the trigger assembly in first, then stick a small screwdriver though the left side of the large pin hole, push the retainer bar down on the other side, and then slide the back of the trigger assembly down. Seems to cycle manually fine so I think I got it... just hope it fires correctly this Saturday for quail.
@mamanettie all chokes go inside the end of the barrel, some screw in and can be removed and changed to different sizes, mine, and most of the older 1100's have fixed chokes that are permanent and cannot be removed, i believe the new Remingtons now have removable chokes though.
i just want an opinion, do you thing i should keep my Remington 1100 the stock form with the 28' barrel and the original wood stocks, or upgrade it with synthetic stock and tube extension and things like that.
@PadooBoy274 it all depends on what you will be using the gun for, or just what you personally like.
since this 1100 is my trap shooting gun, i went with the monte carlo stock and synthetic because its easy to clean and you won't ruin it with chemicals like you can with wood.
this has been very helpful thank you for taking the time to do this video, and i hope to see more soon, lol and nice hammer ,but thanks again,this is the first shotgun i have ever owned and it is nice to have the right info to do thing right.
when i put that U/N T bar lookin thing in, it slid into place, and then it got stuck to a point where i have no clue how to get it out. its resting on the bottom of the firing pin type mechanism help asap if you cn
@BFTmanable it should lift up and then you can twist it for removal. remember to squeeze the 'legs' together and insert them into the circular socket at the rear of the receiver when installing.
@russianradical take the barrel and forearm off then remove the cap thats on the inside of the mag tube where the threads are...be careful cuz the spring will fly everywhere if you dont watch....the the plug will come out and then just replace the spring with the cap
Mike, I use flat legal box lids as my work surface to lol. Except with one of those green mats on top, but the cardboard box lids made excellent surface. they break down(obviously) and you can roll the mat around em with your old hoppes oiled t-shirt. Nice vid, helped me work on my 1960's and 1970's vintage 1100's.
Mike, I use flat legal box lids as my work surface to lol. Except with one of those green mats on top, but the cardboard box lids made excellent surface. they break down(obviously) and you can roll the mat around em with your old hoppes oiled t-shirt. Nice vid. Helped me work on my 1960 and 1970 1100.
Hey when I took my trigger out I cleaned it and when to put it back in and i put the big pin back in but the little one wouldnt go all the way, I look at the problem and and a sliding bar with a hole in it where the pin would go was in the way i slid it down and then it fell out and I cant seem to get it back in. Help ?
@USAamericaUSA I got it fixd but then after cleaning i put the O ring and the other 2 metal rings back on the O ring seemed a little to big for its groove well I ignored it and put it all back together. I checked it by running the bolt and all seemed fine. For kicks I re opened it and the o ring and 2 metal rings were gone. They happened to be lodged in the metal piece under the barrel that has the gas ports in it. Well. Now it keeps doing that and Im afraid to shoot it now and goin huntin 2moro
@USAamericaUSA the rings might be a little tight in the cylinder, that's probably ok, (as long as there not frozen in there), make sure it lubricated, check for burrs or anything in the cylinder,
@USAamericaUSA My skeet gun does that. You will need to take it to a gunsmith to get that piece reattached.(don't know the name, It stops all of the shells coming out of the magazine). Should be easy and cheap! You can get it back in but it is pretty tricky.
Thanks very helpful. But I tried looking for a #21 O-ring at my local hardware store, and it was about 1/2 inch wide. In fact the #33 fit perfectly. Why is that? I'm in Atlanta Georgia, are we using a different system here?
Thanks for the vid man. Cleaning someone's old model 1100 and didn't know much about them. Good job, little fuzzy quality but pretty good all and all.
when im trying to get the bolt out, I puch up on the gate all the way, then push in the tube spring about an inch. But the bolt will not come out at all. What am i doing wrong? Does it have to be cocked? Or uncocked? It will not budge.
Thank you so much. We had no clue where to begin with my buddy's father's gun that he was just given. We would have been here 3-5 days trying to figure it out with the manual. It was shooting like S**** before...with your video and our solvent/oil it's like brand new. Thanks again.
The o ring seals the forward end of the cylinder so that the gasses will push the carrier back and cycle the gun. You can still fire the gun without the o ring, it will just be single shot
First of i rilly need to know what happendes when i take the but off the gun because part of the resever is in there and i dont want to mess it up but i have to have my dad cut it down to fit me more and second you kinda go over bored with the cleeningg no ofence and thaks 4 the video reply soon kohlwenger
remove the 2 screws that hold on the butt plate, inside you will see a big metal cylinder with a slot, use a very large screwdriver, or chisel and vicegrips, to unscrew it, the butt stock can now be removed.
don't worry about any springs flying out or anything, the spring is contained in a long tube that the stock slides over.
-lol, yes i am very anal about cleaning my guns - i do overclean them.
Super-useful video, many many thanks for doing this. I just bought an old 20-gauge skeet model 1100 and now I'm getting it running. Waiting for my #19 O-ring to arrive; that will take several days but no worries as it will take about that long to clean out the gunk!! Whoever owned this thing shot it a LOT and cleaned it NEVER.....
i have multiple questions about my shotgun...i believe my shotgun is an 1100 but im not positive, where does it say what model it is? and on my stock nut there is a circle that spins has 3 H's and 3 L's that i have no clue what they mean? last question..i was shooting skeet the other day and i was shooting multiple targets so i put 3 shells in, i shot the first skeet and the gun didnt eject the empty cartrige i dont have a clue what to do about it. any suggestions? thanks.
it should be stamped on the receiver and/or the barrel near the receiver.
not sure about the stock nut or the H's and L's.
if the shell didnt eject, you should manualy cycle the gun to eject it.
you can also remove shells in the tube with the bolt closed by pressing up the feed latch, pushing the shell retention latch to the side and the shells will come out under spring pressure.
@elanlover94 Your 1100 is a magnum because what you were shooting was probably 2 and three quarter inch not three inch magnum. It will only cycle 2 3\4 inch 5 shot. if you want it to cycle 2 3\4 take it to a gunsmith and get the gas port drilled out.
I am able to disassemble my winchester 1300 defender in less then 2 minutes and reassemble in 5 but this looks a lot more complicated then my winchester. but the remington 1100 is my dad's so i really don't want to ruin it because its sort of a show gun
Thank you for this; you did a brilliant job! I have an old ('75 vintage or so) 1100LW that had never been properly disassembled and cleaned. Now it's like new.
Great vid! my bro has an 11-87 sportsman that needs to be busted down and cleaned... are there significant differences in breakdown/reassembly between the 1100 and 1187? Thanks!!
I'm not finding any o-rings classified by a #19 or #21 online (E-bay turns up only 21mm rings of varying thickness), but thanks anyways for the reply.
I can't find anywhere online that Viton refers to a #21 o-ring. Could you provide more specific information? My local hardware Stores have nothing by that number. Perhaps a URL or a part number? Thx.
viton is a material, so the brands will vary, but the sizes should be standard. if you cant find them locally, they usually have them on ebay for good prices as well.
at the end of the tube, where the barrel nut was, there is a metal disc that covers the tube, with some pliers, carefully pull it out, the spring and follower will come out.
I was told that the reason my 1100 3 inch mag fires mags with no problem, however when I try to fire 2 and 3/4 inch, they jamb is because the action needs to be re shimmed for 2 3/4". Does anyone know about this?
Man thanks so much for posting this video. I just bought an 1100 from a pawn shop and was having a little trouble taking it apart to clean it but this video and your others helped a ton.
Mike, thanks for the tip on the Viton o-rings. The local vendor only had the #19 in bags of 50, but was less than what the local gun shop wanted for ONE o-ring. So if anyone needs a 20ga #19 Viton o-ring, I got 'em. Let me know.
well that would be cool on a short barrel pump used for defense, but this is a trap gun, so i only have one shell in at a time (2 for doubles), so it would just add weight (and laughter at the trap range : )
I have an 1100 LT-20 that is tricked out for 3-gun matches... 8rd extended mag, red dot reflex sight, speed-feed stock and tactical sling & bolt handle. It's also my primary 'homeland defense' weapon. I used it once at a sporting clays and did in fact got laughed at! :-)
I just got back from shooting at a local gravle pit, a reason it stove pipe jams is if you use low brass shells, pay the extra 3 dollars and get the better shells
Thanks for the video. My 1100 kept stove-piping and jamming and I found out why. The channel slide underneath the bolt had years of hard caked gunk build-up that caused it to slow down just enough to malfunction. Blasted it with gun scrubber and toothbrush, oiled it and I have fired 300 rounds with no problems. You did the gun community a justice with your video. By the way guys, Remington recommends a dry lube instead of oil on all parts except trigger pistons and the two bolt carrier arms.
thanks alot for this video, I personally get sick of the looney sperm brains that post these running around and shooting videos, thanks for posting something useful and informative. Very good video.
good video, i have an 11-87 which is very similar to the 1100 and i wish i had found this video when i first got it, took me a while to figure out how to get the bolt setup to come out.
I do shoot trap, but i didn't shoot in high school, nor did my highschool have anything like a trap club. I wish i had gotten involved earlier though!
this video was also very helpful, i had the same problem as you, the guy I bought it from had never cleaned it, and it still had factory goop from the 1990's !
Thanks good video. I need to replaced the hamer spring on my dad's 1100, he left it cocked for years and the spring is weak...
737tech 1 week ago
Thanks for the video very informative!
MrPoonasty 3 weeks ago
If you go to the blog on my website there is an article that has modified instructions for an 1100 Tac 4 model (2010/2011 model year). There is an "s" lever of sorts inside the receiver that needs to be pushed down to pull out the bolt assembly.
mattbeals98026 2 months ago
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mattbeals98026 2 months ago
Any chance you want to make a video on replacing the magazine and action springs? Liked this video and it really helped a lot.
amheck 2 months ago
Very helpful and concise. Thank you. I also was confused at the point of removing the "operating handle" Requires more force than I thought.
lizardqueen22 2 months ago
what year is yours i have one just like it
barebasicphotos 3 months ago
great video
brackett1995 3 months ago
Great... I had an additional part come out, the shell retainer bar/spring. Made reinstalling the trigger assembly a bit more tricky. Had to put the front of the trigger assembly in first, then stick a small screwdriver though the left side of the large pin hole, push the retainer bar down on the other side, and then slide the back of the trigger assembly down. Seems to cycle manually fine so I think I got it... just hope it fires correctly this Saturday for quail.
Buchanans80 4 months ago
very helpful Thank You!!!
hunterjohnhunting 4 months ago
downward like a you upward like an n? 7:53
Cjslair84 4 months ago
That hammer was to funny lol :)
MrAimsworth 5 months ago
were can i get rings i have a 1969 1100 thats been passed down and i want to get it working agian
beathapxboxlive 5 months ago
@beathapxboxlive the internet seems the easiest, i got a pack of 5 from ebay a long time ago, still using the first one.
BodybuildingMike 5 months ago
can you put a choke on the end of the barrel?
mamanettie 6 months ago
@mamanettie all chokes go inside the end of the barrel, some screw in and can be removed and changed to different sizes, mine, and most of the older 1100's have fixed chokes that are permanent and cannot be removed, i believe the new Remingtons now have removable chokes though.
BodybuildingMike 6 months ago
Can you please tell me the dimension of that viton o-ring... btw great video.
zachariasjacobsen 6 months ago
your a fagot
kuklux758 6 months ago
i just want an opinion, do you thing i should keep my Remington 1100 the stock form with the 28' barrel and the original wood stocks, or upgrade it with synthetic stock and tube extension and things like that.
PadooBoy274 7 months ago
@PadooBoy274 it all depends on what you will be using the gun for, or just what you personally like.
since this 1100 is my trap shooting gun, i went with the monte carlo stock and synthetic because its easy to clean and you won't ruin it with chemicals like you can with wood.
BodybuildingMike 7 months ago
this has been very helpful thank you for taking the time to do this video, and i hope to see more soon, lol and nice hammer ,but thanks again,this is the first shotgun i have ever owned and it is nice to have the right info to do thing right.
so keep up the good work
TheTrendkil187 7 months ago
when i put that U/N T bar lookin thing in, it slid into place, and then it got stuck to a point where i have no clue how to get it out. its resting on the bottom of the firing pin type mechanism help asap if you cn
BFTmanable 8 months ago
@BFTmanable it should lift up and then you can twist it for removal. remember to squeeze the 'legs' together and insert them into the circular socket at the rear of the receiver when installing.
BodybuildingMike 8 months ago
how do i take out the plastic spacer in the magazine tube because mine is only holding 2 and one in the chamber. mines a 20 gaug
russianradical 9 months ago
@russianradical take the barrel and forearm off then remove the cap thats on the inside of the mag tube where the threads are...be careful cuz the spring will fly everywhere if you dont watch....the the plug will come out and then just replace the spring with the cap
dragonesanto1 7 months ago
Thanks for the guide Mike. It helped. I discovered with my gun that some of the cutouts inside the receiver are terribly sharp.
Doctordendro 9 months ago
thanks. now i need to figure out why the 20 guage shells keep getting jammed (or just flat out wont load)
peptopro17 10 months ago
@peptopro17 check the hairpin spring in the load assist coming from the mag tube
dragonesanto1 7 months ago
Awesome instructions!
aaron0313 11 months ago
any tips on getting the extractor arm back in?
six6gunns 11 months ago
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Mike, I use flat legal box lids as my work surface to lol. Except with one of those green mats on top, but the cardboard box lids made excellent surface. they break down(obviously) and you can roll the mat around em with your old hoppes oiled t-shirt. Nice vid, helped me work on my 1960's and 1970's vintage 1100's.
12gaugebleachdrinker 11 months ago
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Mike, I use flat legal box lids as my work surface to lol. Except with one of those green mats on top, but the cardboard box lids made excellent surface. they break down(obviously) and you can roll the mat around em with your old hoppes oiled t-shirt. Nice vid. Helped me work on my 1960 and 1970 1100.
12gaugebleachdrinker 11 months ago
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12gaugebleachdrinker 11 months ago
Hey when I took my trigger out I cleaned it and when to put it back in and i put the big pin back in but the little one wouldnt go all the way, I look at the problem and and a sliding bar with a hole in it where the pin would go was in the way i slid it down and then it fell out and I cant seem to get it back in. Help ?
USAamericaUSA 1 year ago
@USAamericaUSA
I am not sure exactly what you mean, i can't think of anything that would be in the way of the pin, sorry
maybe another commenter can help
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
@USAamericaUSA I got it fixd but then after cleaning i put the O ring and the other 2 metal rings back on the O ring seemed a little to big for its groove well I ignored it and put it all back together. I checked it by running the bolt and all seemed fine. For kicks I re opened it and the o ring and 2 metal rings were gone. They happened to be lodged in the metal piece under the barrel that has the gas ports in it. Well. Now it keeps doing that and Im afraid to shoot it now and goin huntin 2moro
USAamericaUSA 1 year ago
@USAamericaUSA the rings might be a little tight in the cylinder, that's probably ok, (as long as there not frozen in there), make sure it lubricated, check for burrs or anything in the cylinder,
it should still be safe to shoot though.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
@USAamericaUSA My skeet gun does that. You will need to take it to a gunsmith to get that piece reattached.(don't know the name, It stops all of the shells coming out of the magazine). Should be easy and cheap! You can get it back in but it is pretty tricky.
Doctordendro 9 months ago
what about the barrel?
brytonrfollett 1 year ago
thanks for your help know its really easy to clean. THANKS
reyer6714 1 year ago
Thanks very helpful. But I tried looking for a #21 O-ring at my local hardware store, and it was about 1/2 inch wide. In fact the #33 fit perfectly. Why is that? I'm in Atlanta Georgia, are we using a different system here?
stahlber 1 year ago
Thanks for the vid man. Cleaning someone's old model 1100 and didn't know much about them. Good job, little fuzzy quality but pretty good all and all.
ryanxia 1 year ago
Haha if you want simple get the 870 XD
slowride55 1 year ago
take out the trigger, and push the feed latch sideways into the receiver. The bolt will slide right out.
lordofnightmares1 1 year ago
take out the trigger, and push the feed latch sideways into the receiver. The bolt will slide right out.
lordofnightmares1 1 year ago
when im trying to get the bolt out, I puch up on the gate all the way, then push in the tube spring about an inch. But the bolt will not come out at all. What am i doing wrong? Does it have to be cocked? Or uncocked? It will not budge.
mrtegu 1 year ago
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@mrtegu
take out the trigger, and push the feed latch sideways into the receiver. The bolt will slide right out.
lordofnightmares1 1 year ago
Thank you so much. We had no clue where to begin with my buddy's father's gun that he was just given. We would have been here 3-5 days trying to figure it out with the manual. It was shooting like S**** before...with your video and our solvent/oil it's like brand new. Thanks again.
Dooligan 1 year ago
Might be dumb question but what is a O-Ring for
ItzTzan 1 year ago
@ItzTzan
The o ring seals the forward end of the cylinder so that the gasses will push the carrier back and cycle the gun. You can still fire the gun without the o ring, it will just be single shot
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
@BodybuildingMike single shot meaning? like jamming or??? (just curious)
nuckdukem1290 1 year ago
@nuckdukem1290
if you leave the oring out, the gun will not cycle, so it will behave like a single shot
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
Folding stock for 1100
kikayei 1 year ago
So the action spring tube within the stock is removable?
kikayei 1 year ago
@kikayei
the stock removes around the spring tube, i'm not sure the the tube can be removed from the receiver, but the spring can be removed from it.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
Hi. Can a put on a top folding stock on an 1100? Thanks.
kikayei 1 year ago
@kikayei not here in CA, lol
but yes they do make folding stocks for the 1100
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
thank you very much just got my gun cut down and it fits me nice thanks agen
kohlwenger 1 year ago
First of i rilly need to know what happendes when i take the but off the gun because part of the resever is in there and i dont want to mess it up but i have to have my dad cut it down to fit me more and second you kinda go over bored with the cleeningg no ofence and thaks 4 the video reply soon kohlwenger
kohlwenger 1 year ago
@kohlwenger
remove the 2 screws that hold on the butt plate, inside you will see a big metal cylinder with a slot, use a very large screwdriver, or chisel and vicegrips, to unscrew it, the butt stock can now be removed.
don't worry about any springs flying out or anything, the spring is contained in a long tube that the stock slides over.
-lol, yes i am very anal about cleaning my guns - i do overclean them.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
Super-useful video, many many thanks for doing this. I just bought an old 20-gauge skeet model 1100 and now I'm getting it running. Waiting for my #19 O-ring to arrive; that will take several days but no worries as it will take about that long to clean out the gunk!! Whoever owned this thing shot it a LOT and cleaned it NEVER.....
crufflerdoug 1 year ago
i have multiple questions about my shotgun...i believe my shotgun is an 1100 but im not positive, where does it say what model it is? and on my stock nut there is a circle that spins has 3 H's and 3 L's that i have no clue what they mean? last question..i was shooting skeet the other day and i was shooting multiple targets so i put 3 shells in, i shot the first skeet and the gun didnt eject the empty cartrige i dont have a clue what to do about it. any suggestions? thanks.
elanlover94 1 year ago
@elanlover94
it should be stamped on the receiver and/or the barrel near the receiver.
not sure about the stock nut or the H's and L's.
if the shell didnt eject, you should manualy cycle the gun to eject it.
you can also remove shells in the tube with the bolt closed by pressing up the feed latch, pushing the shell retention latch to the side and the shells will come out under spring pressure.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
@elanlover94 Your 1100 is a magnum because what you were shooting was probably 2 and three quarter inch not three inch magnum. It will only cycle 2 3\4 inch 5 shot. if you want it to cycle 2 3\4 take it to a gunsmith and get the gas port drilled out.
WWIIboy 1 year ago
Fancy hammer!! Match my daughter's backpack.
ammobaba 1 year ago
Oh, dang! That barrel just came right awn outta there. I'm in love
ntrudr800 1 year ago
I am able to disassemble my winchester 1300 defender in less then 2 minutes and reassemble in 5 but this looks a lot more complicated then my winchester. but the remington 1100 is my dad's so i really don't want to ruin it because its sort of a show gun
CptBarlet 1 year ago
lol, nice hammer
jimday666 1 year ago
@shrug123 lol my dad has a Remington 1100 he got in '76
killingmyshadow93 1 year ago
Nice Hammer! lol
bignick4591 1 year ago
Thank you for this; you did a brilliant job! I have an old ('75 vintage or so) 1100LW that had never been properly disassembled and cleaned. Now it's like new.
shrug123 1 year ago
cool hammer
killlerr2 1 year ago
Great vid! my bro has an 11-87 sportsman that needs to be busted down and cleaned... are there significant differences in breakdown/reassembly between the 1100 and 1187? Thanks!!
Thewestcoastshooter 1 year ago
@Thewestcoastshooter
i dont beleive there are any significant differences
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
@BodybuildingMike Cool! thanks!
Thewestcoastshooter 1 year ago
awsume ty for the help i thought it was going to be real pain but was easy as pie ty for the help i have 20 ga and 12 help out lots
camaro4542u 1 year ago
I'm not finding any o-rings classified by a #19 or #21 online (E-bay turns up only 21mm rings of varying thickness), but thanks anyways for the reply.
Fredjoe5 1 year ago
I can't find anywhere online that Viton refers to a #21 o-ring. Could you provide more specific information? My local hardware Stores have nothing by that number. Perhaps a URL or a part number? Thx.
Fredjoe5 1 year ago
@Fredjoe5
viton is a material, so the brands will vary, but the sizes should be standard. if you cant find them locally, they usually have them on ebay for good prices as well.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
Does your girlfriend know you have her hammer?
Thanks for the walkthrough!
luckydog9 1 year ago
how do you take out the magazine spring?
kyadak 1 year ago
@kyadak
at the end of the tube, where the barrel nut was, there is a metal disc that covers the tube, with some pliers, carefully pull it out, the spring and follower will come out.
BodybuildingMike 1 year ago
100 rounds! Your shoulder has got to be killing you! If they were max loads you would be black and blue.
TucsonCPA 1 year ago
@TucsonCPA you've clearly not shot the 1100. It's a soft shooter, no way you could be black and blue. Shoot 125 last night with 0 issues
sonoramike 1 year ago
I was told that the reason my 1100 3 inch mag fires mags with no problem, however when I try to fire 2 and 3/4 inch, they jamb is because the action needs to be re shimmed for 2 3/4". Does anyone know about this?
jamieastahl 1 year ago
Nice vid. Very helpful.
1100's are one of the best shotguns in the world, in my opinion.
TheYTViolation 2 years ago
Thanks for posting! You just saved me so much time!
eastriver31400 2 years ago
nice job! Thanks
frontpoints1 2 years ago
Man thanks so much for posting this video. I just bought an 1100 from a pawn shop and was having a little trouble taking it apart to clean it but this video and your others helped a ton.
89MPH89 2 years ago
Mike, thanks for the tip on the Viton o-rings. The local vendor only had the #19 in bags of 50, but was less than what the local gun shop wanted for ONE o-ring. So if anyone needs a 20ga #19 Viton o-ring, I got 'em. Let me know.
AdakinValorem 2 years ago
amazing! love it ;-)
lastbil1972 2 years ago
@4:40ish part I cant seem to get it to come out is there something im doing wrong?
zes88 2 years ago
what would be the o-ring size for the gauge version of this gun?
glockamasta 2 years ago
which gauge?
the ones i know are:
12 gauge is #21
20 gauge is #19
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
sorry sometimes i don't pay attention to what i'm doing. lo. I meant to say 20 so thanks!!
glockamasta 2 years ago
Great vid man!
I have an old 1100 "Skeet B", it is a joy to shoot this gun.
Now that I can clean it thoroughly, I feel comfortable shooting it in volume!
Thanks for this great disassembly guide!!!
nasonguy 2 years ago
did that have a wood stock
farmallBoy2015 2 years ago
no it has synthetic stocks
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
hay i cant get my bolt handel out any
advice would be of great help
bilboardguy 2 years ago
should come right out if you pull straight away.
maybe put a little oil on it. but its only held in with a detent ball
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
nope aint workin must be jamed put some oil on it to
bilboardguy 2 years ago
would be kewl if you had an extended tube mag
HefeP 2 years ago
well that would be cool on a short barrel pump used for defense, but this is a trap gun, so i only have one shell in at a time (2 for doubles), so it would just add weight (and laughter at the trap range : )
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
oic, well i want me one too, but imma get mine for home defense
HefeP 2 years ago
I have an 1100 LT-20 that is tricked out for 3-gun matches... 8rd extended mag, red dot reflex sight, speed-feed stock and tactical sling & bolt handle. It's also my primary 'homeland defense' weapon. I used it once at a sporting clays and did in fact got laughed at! :-)
AdakinValorem 2 years ago
I just got back from shooting at a local gravle pit, a reason it stove pipe jams is if you use low brass shells, pay the extra 3 dollars and get the better shells
2bidfilmsguy 2 years ago
i couldn't have disassembled my 1100 without this vid!
great additional info as well!
harryass777 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. My 1100 kept stove-piping and jamming and I found out why. The channel slide underneath the bolt had years of hard caked gunk build-up that caused it to slow down just enough to malfunction. Blasted it with gun scrubber and toothbrush, oiled it and I have fired 300 rounds with no problems. You did the gun community a justice with your video. By the way guys, Remington recommends a dry lube instead of oil on all parts except trigger pistons and the two bolt carrier arms.
shawnanddana 2 years ago
Great Job Man! My gun ran like crap today but I feel good about tomorrow after following your lessons.
Thanks.
TJRubicon06 2 years ago
cool hammer, & nice vid 5/5
13LILDEMON13 2 years ago
You know your weapons sir.
But with anything it takes time to learn on how to do this kind of stuff.
dipnsipn 2 years ago
great information!! thanks
church1101 2 years ago
Thanks for responding so quickly. Truly appreciated.
jzidiom 2 years ago
hi Mike excellent video, really helped me.Thanks! You wouldn't happen to know the correct size viton o-ring a 20 ga. uses?
jzidiom 2 years ago
12 gauge is #21 and
20 gauge is #19
make sure you get some made out of Viton
ebay usually has a 6 pack for only a couple bucks.
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
thanks alot for this video, I personally get sick of the looney sperm brains that post these running around and shooting videos, thanks for posting something useful and informative. Very good video.
sysopkc 2 years ago
good video, i have an 11-87 which is very similar to the 1100 and i wish i had found this video when i first got it, took me a while to figure out how to get the bolt setup to come out.
nanahc 2 years ago
thanks for making this, it helped me alot!
dauxier6 2 years ago
thank you for your awsome video,
Elie, Tampa, florida
lebnane1 2 years ago
i'm a brazilian Trap shooter very glad to have found your video!!! Thanks
giggiovanni 2 years ago
Best video I have seen on the 1100 - Thank you very much,
Richard,
London, England.
TriggaHappi1526 2 years ago
lovin' the hammer
imarealhuffer 2 years ago
thanks for making the video,
an hour of frustration trying to do it myself compared to 15 min. with this
Ric5514 2 years ago
do you shoot trap becuase there you have a shell catch. if you do do you shoot with a high school team
aerodynamicband 2 years ago
I do shoot trap, but i didn't shoot in high school, nor did my highschool have anything like a trap club. I wish i had gotten involved earlier though!
BodybuildingMike 2 years ago
Thanks, I appreciate the video.
oneminizut 2 years ago
this video was also very helpful, i had the same problem as you, the guy I bought it from had never cleaned it, and it still had factory goop from the 1990's !
jweb1594 2 years ago
Thanks for making this video, very helpful to me.
kkrepps43 2 years ago