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EWQuinn · 2013-07-27 12:43:41

Pretty good article on the background and longevity of the timeless Rem 1100. I sold my fancy shotguns years ago and kept the 1100s. I have a 20 ga for skeet that points and shoots like a dream. Despite more modern designs, its still in production. http://www.americanrifleman.org/article.php?id=23213&cat=0&sub=14&q=1

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EWQuinn

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Pretty good article on the background and longevity of the timeless Rem 1100. I sold my fancy shotguns years ago and kept the 1100s. I have a 20 ga for skeet that points and shoots like a dream. Despite more modern designs, its still in production.

http://www.americanrifleman.org/article.php?id=23213&cat=0&sub=14&q=1

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EWQuinn wrote: »

Pretty good article on the background and longevity of the timeless Rem 1100. I sold my fancy shotguns years ago and kept the 1100s. I have a 20 ga for skeet that points and shoots like a dream. Despite more modern designs, its still in production.

http://www.americanrifleman.org/article.php?id=23213&cat=0&sub=14&q=1

The most regretful thing I did nearly 30 yres ago was sell my Remmy 1100 and my beautiful Beretta Pump (YES PUMP):(

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