Remington Model 1100 Receiver Worth?

[kaskirov]

I won a lot of stocks at an auction. This receiver was mixed in there:

Its rusty. Just the receiver, mag tube, and buffer tube.

Is it worth anything?

Thanks

 

[3macs1]

Not in my opinion. I would give it to someone if they wanted it
Cheers

 

[yomomma]

Not even $5

 

[petew]

Its not heavy enough to hold a canoe. , And I am an 1100 fan, I have 3.

 

[tiriaq]

For someone with a damaged receiver, it would be a lifesaver.
Put it in the EE with a hundred bucks on it, come down $25 a week until it sells. If there are no takers, then it is a paperweight.

 

[3macs1]

For someone with a damaged receiver, it would be a lifesaver.
Put it in the EE with a hundred bucks on it, come down $25 a week until it sells. If there are no takers, then it is a paperweight.

I have never seen a 1100 with a damaged receiver have you. Mag tubes shot which this one seems probably is from a chatter marks we can see and the silver solder let go on the back tube which is an easy fix was all I remember fixing

Cheers

 

[kamlooky]

Poor thing has a bad case of small pawxz.
I think tiriaq is spot on.

 

[Magellann]

$10.00 tops is what I'd pay if I really had to have it. Most likely it should be a giveaway part.

 

[3macs1]

You guys must be really hurting for 1100 parts to use something like this then again I have a stash so cannot compare I guess
Cheers

 

[kaskirov]

Thanks everyone.
I guess it's arts and crafts time...

 

[Grouse Man]

I would say identify the type of receiver it is based on the serial numbers & letters. Then go from there. If the only problem is rust, it's the perfect candidate for a strip and paint truck gun.

 

[madtrapper143]

prefix L = 1969 to 1973 or so. V suffix = 12 bore 2 3/4" when manufactured.

Darryl

 

[3macs1]

prefix L = 1969 to 1973 or so. V suffix = 12 bore 2 3/4" when manufactured.

Darryl

?? All magnum receivers have serial numbers ending in M and most are stamped "magnum" are they not
They are the same receivers regardless as a 2 3/4
Cheers

 

[the spank]

You guys must be really hurting for 1100 parts to use something like this then again I have a stash so cannot compare I guess
Cheers

What do you mean? It’s a gem! It’s got that fancy “engraving”!!!

 

[madtrapper143]

1100 12 gauge magnum receivers have a ser# that ends in M and the word "Magnum" over the trigger guard on the right side. 2 3/4 " receivers have a V at the end of the ser#. Regardless there is no difference in the receivers. Each will handle 3" loads with the proper combo of barrel (3" chamber) and the heavier action sleeve of the magnum. The receiver pictured would have come from the factory barrelled to shoot 2 3/4" cartridges.

Darryl

 

[3macs1]

1100 12 gauge magnum receivers have a ser# that ends in M and the word "Magnum" over the trigger guard on the right side. 2 3/4 " receivers have a V at the end of the ser#. Regardless there is no difference in the receivers. Each will handle 3" loads with the proper combo of barrel (3" chamber) and the heavier action sleeve of the magnum. The receiver pictured would have come from the factory barrelled to shoot 2 3/4" cartridges.

Darryl

We are on the same page
Take care