You need to specify what you will be shooting and what gauge 1100 you have with what chokes??? If you are doing Clay sports, which one? Skeet? Trap? Sporting Clays? (all would have different answers) Hunting? What species? Duck/Geese not only need different loads, but require steel or non-tox shot as well. Upland birds? Turkey? Deer? (some states do not allow Buckshot, but only rifled slugs) Generally the best shot to use depends on your game and the choke you choose for that sport. i have a 1100 and use the long barrel for deer, i use 4 buck, and its seems like that holds the best pattern in any situation.
Best left to a gunsmith
Your best source on information would be to contact Remington via their web site.
Best left to a gunsmith
Best to ask a gunsmith for help.
Best left to a qualified gunsmith.
It all depends on the condition. These are pretty old (not the best design) Thus the Remington 1100 came along. If it's a 3" chamber and in decent condition, I would pay $200.00 . The 1100 is much more sought after. Terry
You will have to shoot all of them through your shotgun to see which one(s) it prefers.
rifled choke tubes for sabot slugs and cylinder or improved cylinder choke tube for foster type slugs. you can shoot slugs with semi-auto. experiment to find what cycles the best without jamming.
what is the best way to remove the fulepump on a vt 1100
Best to let a gunsmith show you how to disassemble the weapon.
The value of any firearm is based on exact MAKE, MODEL, and CONDITION. There are dozens of different version of the Model 1100. Values can range from about $250 to $700 for different versions in different conditions. You best bet is to take the (unloaded) gun to a local gun shop or gun show for a hands-on assessment.
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