A few years back , I inherited my god fathers Remington Model 11 12 gauge. I never payed much attention to it because the barrel was damaged (rust and corrosion) from being kept in a damp basement. It must have gotten wet from a flood based on the amount of corrosion. With being locked in and getting COVID crazy I'm looking for a project and I'm looking to restore it. Does anyone have or know where I can get a replacement barrel?
Bulldog
This gun was John Browning's invention, but was sold by Savage and Remington besides the venerable A5.
Since you have a needle in the haystack to find (!) You might want to see if there is some interchange. Modern A5 barrels might be a possibility. Someone smarter than me on the subject may have an answer.
Happy hunting...........
HM
Since you have a needle in the haystack to find (!) You might want to see if there is some interchange. Modern A5 barrels might be a possibility. Someone smarter than me on the subject may have an answer.
Happy hunting...........
HM
To be specific, What I have is a Remington Model 11 D 12 gauge. Based on my research this is a 1971 vintage "Tournament" Grade. I would like to restore it to as close to original as possible but understand the needle in a haystack comment. I will look into the A5 barrels as an option
Thanks for everyone's input
Thanks for everyone's input
The difference between the Remington M11 and Browning Auto 5 is the ejector and they (the barrels) don't interchange. There is an Auto 5 model that will, the War time (WWII) Remington production. This model is really a Model11 but with Brownings trade mark magazine cutoff.
Al
Al
Yes indeed, the manufacturers do love to confuse us. Years ago one of the kids who duck hunted with us had an ancient Savage hump back. Killed just as good as any of the others.
HM
HM
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