This sale offers a like new Remington 1100 matched pair in 410 and 28 gauge. The matched pair number is 2937. These were manufactured in 1969 as a limited edition set. Remington Introduces new V3 Tac-13 semi-auto 12 gauge firearm (non–NFA) Comments: 4 Charles Ackerman. Remington 870, 1100, 700 Serial Number Lookup. Introduced in 2006. Updated 1100 features Realwood high gloss semi-fancy stock and fore-end. Available in 12- and 20-gauge, with 26' or 28' barrel. Chambered for 3' shells. Includes 5 ProBore chokes for 12-gauge; 5 Remchokes for 20-gauge. R3 recoil pad and high-grade travel case. Left-handed version added in 2008. The 'X' you show at end 'Suffix Letter' of the serial number you give, if truly a 'X' and not you being silly and messing with us to hide your serial number for some unknown reason; means that your gun is a 20 gauge 'Heavy Frame'. This type of 1100 was the first ones offered in 20 gauge and were built on the original 12 gauge frame.
Description: A lighter, streamlined version, of the Model 11. The first new shotguns to be introduced by Remington after World War II.
Introduction Year: 1949
Year Discontinued: 1969
Total Production: Approximately: 455,600
Designer/Inventor: L.Ray Critendon, Ellis Hailston, and C.R. Johnson
Action Type: Autoloading with a recoiling barrel action
Caliber/Gauge: 12, 16, 20, 28,.410 Gauges
Serial Number Blocks:
12 ga. – Approximately 5,000,000 – 5,172,000*
16 ga. – Approximately 5,500,000 – 5,571,000*
20 ga. – Approximately 5,800,000 – 5,848,000*
28 ga. – Approximately 4,009,000 – 4,027,000*
.410 – Approximately 4,100,000 – 4,125,000*
*Some 12 ga. Models have serial numbers from approximately 20,000 – 213,000
Grades Offered:
Model 11-48A – Standard Grade
Model 11-48R – Riot Grade
Model 11-48B – Special Grade
Model 11-48D – Tournament Grade
Model 11-48F – Premier Grade
Model 11-48 RSS – Rifled Slug Special
Remington 1100 16 Gauge Serial Numbers Lookup
Variations:
Sportsman 48
Mohawk 48 (1970 – 1974)
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Remington Dates of
Manufacture
The following serial number
information is for
Remingtion firearms
manufactured after 1921
Remingtons manufactured after 1921
have a code located on the left side of the barrel
near the frame that identifies the year and month of
manufacture. The following letters correspond to the
months of the year, for example B=January, L= February
and so on:
B – L – A – C
– K – P – O – W – D – E – R – X
| Barrel Code Location Diagram Click this ^ (print page) Don’t try to read this -> It’s just a thumb image | view full image |
Remington 1100 20 Gauge Pricing
Serial Numbers by date (factory record book)
| B – Jan | L – Feb | A – Mar | C – Apr | K – May | P – Jun |
| O – Jul | W – Aug | D – Sep | E – Oct | R – Nov | X – Dec |
Remington 1100 16 Gauge Value
| M – 1921 | N – 1922 | P – 1923 | R – 1924 | S – 1925 |
| T – 1926 | U – 1927 | W – 1928 | X – 1929 | Y – 1930 |
| Z – 1931 | A – 1932 | B – 1933 | C – 1934 | D – 1935 |
| E – 1936 | F – 1937 | G – 1938 | H – 1939 | J – 1940 |
| K – 1941 | L – 1942 | MM – 1943 | NN – 1944 | PP – 1945 |
| RR – 1946 | SS – 1947 | TT – 1948 | UU – 1949 | WW – 1950 |
| XX – 1951 | YY – 1952 | ZZ – 1953 | A – 1954 | B – 1955 |
| C – 1956 | D – 1957 | E – 1958 | F – 1959 | G – 1960 |
| H – 1961 | J – 1962 | K – 1963 | L – 1964 | M – 1965 |
| N – 1966 | P – 1967 | R – 1968 | S – 1969 | T – 1970 |
| U – 1971 | W – 1972 | X – 1973 | Y – 1974 | Z – 1975 |
| I – 1976 | O – 1977 | Q – 1978 | V – 1979 | A – 1980 |
| B – 1981 | C – 1982 | D – 1983 | E – 1984 | F – 1985 |
| G – 1986 | H – 1987 | I – 1988 | J – 1989 | K – 1990 |
| L – 1991 | M – 1992 | N – 1993 | O – 1994 | P – 1995 |
| Q – 1996 | R – 1997 | S – 1998 | T – 1999 (*) | U – 2000 (*) |
| V – 2001 (*) | W – 2002 | X – 2003 | Y – 2004 | Z – 2005 |
| A – 2006 | B – 2007 | C – 2008 | D – 2009 | E – 2010 |
| F – 2011 | G – 2012 |
Using barrel codes (such as those listed above) to date the manufacture are reliable on Remington rifles, as the company rarely changed barrels on a customer’s rifle.
Remington 1100 16 Gauge Serial Numbers Diagram
Using these barrel codes to date a shotgun is somewhat unreliable, as shotgun barrels are often interchanged at random. One needs to be sure that the barrel is original to the gun before trusting the Barrel Code listing, above.
Remington 1100 Shotgun 16 Gauge
(*)
On 8/9/99, stopped stamping the barrels with the date code.
They continued to mark the date code on the end flap of the shipping box.
They resumed stamping the date code on the barrel on 10/1/01.