[Guest]

A while back I got a nice PDF file from Gene about the Remington 1100. He actually sent these out to any one that emailed him.

I read through it while I was stripping down a 1100 reciever that I recently acquired. The info was great. I found this receiver to be a very early production # ( 4 digits with a V ) and it still having the original trigger (alcoa embosed on the trigger housing).

The info in this PDF file is great. I'm a little new to the 1100 and found the info contained in this file invaluable.

Thanks Gene!

ec90t

 

[Pocatello]

And Gene will be the first to tell you that the info was put together by Steve Loban (SteveL-CT), an 1100 enthusiast and long-time poster here.

 

[omahasportingsupply]

How does a guy get a copy of this PDF? I am finding that the 1100 is growing on me and I may be looking to put together a 2nd unit. Thanks Omaha

 

[Beretta687EELL]

I will contact Gene and let him know it might be necessary to resurrect the 1100 Notes threads. I'd send you a copy, but it is stuck in my old computer and my Son hasn't been over to help me extract it. Bill Malcolm

 

[GBatch_25]

I recall that someone here had posted the 1100 Notes on the 'Net' for anyone to download. Unfortunately, I didn't bookmark the URL.

Omaha, check your email. I sent along the PDF to you.

Gene Batchelar
Wheaton, IL

 

[GBatch_25]

Please see the new thread I posted with the link to the 1100 Notes URL.
The thread is titled "Remington 1100 Notes & pix of disassembly".

Gene Batchelar
Wheaton, IL