Remington 1100 for Sale: In-Stock Deals, Price Ranges & Buying Tips

Remington 1100 listings are mostly used gas shotguns. The gauge and the barrel tell you if it is a field gun. The V3 is a different, newer Remington.

What you are actually buying

The Remington 1100 is a semi-auto field or tactical shotgun in 12 gauge and 20 gauge are the common ones. A standard tube is often 4+1. Magnum and field guns differ. Read the barrel. A bead is normal. Rifle sights are the exception on tactical guns.

A gas gun with a long used market. O-rings and the gas system are the maintenance story. A tired gas system is why some used guns are cheap.

Variants worth separating

The 1100 is the classic gas semi-auto, not the newer V3. Skeet, trap, and field barrels are different. The 11-87 is the later magnum cousin. Synthetic tactical stocks exist and are not a walnut field gun.

Who it suits

Clays and birds, or a specific tactical 1100 if that is the barrel in the listing. It is not a new inertia gun.

What to look for in a deal

Gauge, barrel length, and whether the gas system has been described. A parts gun is not a shooter. Wood condition matters on the older field guns. Match gauge and barrel. A 20-gauge skeet gun is not a 12-gauge tactical price. The wider in-stock set is on Remington deals. If this size is wrong, the Remington 870 is the nearby model. The category board is shotgun deals. The category buying guide is Best Home Defense Shotguns.