Remington 1100 CS Competition Eastfield Gunroom review 

45 years trapshooting on my 1100, never had to replace the O-ring. 😊

Thirty years of shooting multiple 1100's I have never had an o-ring fail.

Matt I have shot Remington Auto’s since 1976 a 1100 3inch Mag and with it I have had a Grand Time with it. It is still my Primary Waterfowl Gun. Why because it works and is the only Gun. I have ran 100 Straight in Trap and changed barrels then walked over to the Skeet Range and ran another 100 Straight. Then in 1989 I started shooting a 11-87 Monte Carlo Stock for Trap and in 35 years it has had Zero parts failure ! I clean my gun every time I shoot it, 15-20 Minutes and it just keeps running reliability and change action spring when it gets compressed. I will most likely die before my Remington Auto’s wear out.

1963 bought my first one in 1968, still use it

I have two 1100 and they are easy to shoot. It's a must have gun for any collection. about once a year i grab the 1100 and head to the gun club then give it a good cleaning. This year I shot 84 straight.

Pocket full of O rings!? Shoot several gauges of 1100s for 50+ yrs never had to change ONE! Stop the BS? & the Hear say he said they said please 😬😠 learn how to clean it properly!

I competed at a high level in ATA which is American Trap Association. Owned plenty of O/U competition guns. I ordered a LH Rem 11-87 Premiere Trap. Yes, a mirror image left hand shotgun with a monte carlo stock. So I give it a try and shot 96 of 100 targets in practice! Sold a bunch of shotguns after that. Higher scores came after more practice until I was shooting 99 or 100 of 100 clays. O-RINGS: they are Viton o-ring and the size is online somewhere I found it long ago. So I went to a hydraulics parts store and bought a small bag of 100 Viton rings for around $20 Canadian. All the other Rem 1100 or 1187 users I'd meet would get a free o-ring from me and a handshake. It was fun to see the expressions.

Made on 1963, first Remington 1100

1963... The 1100 had an advantage for success in the market replacing the earlier gas operated Model(s) 58 and 878. Its predecessors had differing gas systems. Using what they learned plus new designs they came up the 1100. In later years the more robust 11-87 was introduced as a 3 inch do it all offering. There was also an 11-96 was a short-lived light weight version of the 11-87. Through time Remington continued to offer the 1100 as a target gun. Remington went through bankruptcy a couple of times recently and was bought out by another company now branded as "Remarms". The ammunition business still uses the name Remington for its products but is owned by another totally separate company. Remarms has slowly been bringing their firearms back to the market but recently announced it is moving all of the products manufactured at the NY factory to a new factory (headquarters) in Georgia. The 1100 as a target gun shows up on the new website but I'm assuming was not the highest priority for re-introduction.

Thanks for posting the review.The grey on the internal parts wasnt for cosmetics. It's actually Teflon coating to help slicken up the action, ease cleaning and prolong cleaning intervals. Also the hot set up is to install a 28 inch barrel, really improves the handling. Wish I got one of these when they were still available, great shooting clays gun.

1963 designer Wayne Leek the forerunner to the 1100 competition was the remy 1100 G3

My first ever semi-auto was a Remington 1187. So soft shooting, even with fairly spicy duck loads🦆🦆. Thanks for posting this Matt👍

I bought an 11-87 LC back in 1994, iv put probably 100k + shells through it and never replaced the o rings yet. Iv done the piston ring and several ejector claws however. Everything from 24g target loads to heavy duck loads, very few jams as-long as i kept It clean. Iv shot beside other 1100’s and 11-87’s that ate o rings every other round. 63 i believe it was introduced to replace the model 58.

1963 the first Remi 1100 ,me dad bought one spun new ,it was state of the art then .the first gun I shot been hooked ever since.😁

I still have my father's shotgun today made in 1963 that's when Remington 1100 came out I'm 70 years old

8 lbs!

Yup! 1963 it was. A great gun in my experience (and I'm not a fan of auto's generally). Easy shooting , robust and reliable. Who can say more?

Que hermosa escopeta

Introduce 1963 .Mine is a late 70s. I really like the one your showing. I just stumble into a 26in 1100 barrel with a poly choke on line . So I bought it to shoot clay's as soon as it arrives.

1963.The only gun I regret selling was my 11/87 sporting clays original version with the black action,may buy another Remington one day.

Well I am late on the draw………first introduced in 1963!🎬 Michael P.

1963

The Remington 1100 was first introduced in 1963

The first 1100 was produced in1963'' 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

my guess is 1963 not that I can remember it as I was only 6 🤣🤣

The answer to your question Matthew is 1963…

Hi matt it was released in January 1963 ,

Where can you get 1100/1187 parts? Piston rings, ejector claws? O rings easy. Use oem or else issues. What about LOP spacer shims for the stock?

Random guess 1963😁

Remington came out with the Remington cti semi auto in 2006 Which was a bottom eject but didn’t catch on and sales where bad

A really good video.i'm not into autos but found it interesting.thanks Matt👍

1963, I have a 77 model.

Hi 1963

1963

The 1100 hit the market in 1962.

Matt, the precursor of the Krieghoff 32/80 was the Remington 32, not the 3200. The 3200 was a much altered and later design from the 32.

If a Beretta was a BMW, and a Benelli was a Mercedes, This would be a MK1 1200cc Ford Cortina, ive owned two, and feel lucky that ive still got all my fingers!! but, great Vidoe Matt!

yup 1863

Hi Mathew it was first introduced in 1963 great review again 👏👏👏