What it's Worth
Most 1100s bring $400-$900, while early, small-gauge, high-grade, and special or commemorative examples climb higher. Gauge, grade, and condition drive value.
Most $400-$900; special, small-gauge, and early examples higher.
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Overview & History
Introduced in 1963, the Remington Model 1100 became one of the best-selling semi-automatic shotguns ever made, used widely for hunting and competition. Most are affordable working guns, but early examples, special and commemorative editions, smaller gauges, and high-grade or cased sets bring more. Value depends on the gauge, grade, condition, and originality.
Identifying & Marks
The serial and barrel code date the shotgun; check the gauge, barrel length and choke, grade markings, and condition. Smaller gauges and special editions are the most collectible.
FAQ
What is my Remington 1100 worth?
Most 1100s bring $400-$900, while early, small-gauge, high-grade, and special or commemorative examples climb higher. Gauge, grade, and condition drive value. Send photos for a free appraisal.
How do I identify and date my Remington 1100?
The serial and barrel code date the shotgun; check the gauge, barrel length and choke, grade markings, and condition. Smaller gauges and special editions are the most collectible.
How do I sell my Remington 1100?
Austin Auction Gallery sells collectible firearms and offers free, no-obligation appraisals, handling all transfer requirements. Contact us to consign your Remington 1100.