REMINGTON MODEL 11-48 .410 GAUGE SHOTGUN
SERIAL NUMBER: 4127469. BARREL: 25". GAUGE: .410. CHOKE: MOD. CHAMBER: 3". LOP: 14". DAC: 1 1/2". DAH: 2 3/4". MANUFACTURED: 1964. The 1964 Remington 11-48 in .410 bore is a streamlined, long-recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun that represents a major post-WWII milestone for sub-gauge firearms. Built on a scaled-down 28-gauge steel frame, this lightweight autoloader weighs roughly 6.5 pounds and offers a 4+1 shell capacity with a smooth, reliable cycling action. It features a high-polished blued finish on the receiver and barrel, complemented by a fine American walnut stock and fore-end, often showcasing hand-checkering typical of mid-1960s craftsmanship. Renowned for its low recoil and fast handling, this specific 1964 production run is highly prized by collectors and upland game hunters alike for its elegant aesthetics and historic role in popularized small-bore shooting. CONDITION: Very Good. 90%. The bore is smooth and bright. The wood stocks have light handling / storage wear. There is a very light scratch on the left side of the receiver. Metal retains original blueing. Overall, a very nice piece. Operates normally. C&R 26-539
[ translate ]SERIAL NUMBER: 4127469. BARREL: 25". GAUGE: .410. CHOKE: MOD. CHAMBER: 3". LOP: 14". DAC: 1 1/2". DAH: 2 3/4". MANUFACTURED: 1964. The 1964 Remington 11-48 in .410 bore is a streamlined, long-recoil operated semi-automatic shotgun that represents a major post-WWII milestone for sub-gauge firearms. Built on a scaled-down 28-gauge steel frame, this lightweight autoloader weighs roughly 6.5 pounds and offers a 4+1 shell capacity with a smooth, reliable cycling action. It features a high-polished blued finish on the receiver and barrel, complemented by a fine American walnut stock and fore-end, often showcasing hand-checkering typical of mid-1960s craftsmanship. Renowned for its low recoil and fast handling, this specific 1964 production run is highly prized by collectors and upland game hunters alike for its elegant aesthetics and historic role in popularized small-bore shooting. CONDITION: Very Good. 90%. The bore is smooth and bright. The wood stocks have light handling / storage wear. There is a very light scratch on the left side of the receiver. Metal retains original blueing. Overall, a very nice piece. Operates normally. C&R 26-539
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