Remington 1100??

[NRai2001]

I saw one at the LGS for about $850. What do you guys think of it? It seemed like a very light weight semiauto?? Opinions on it?

[Yerman]

Which model? Sounds like a good price based on MSRP on the website.

[3GunFunShooter]

The 1100 is a basic good semi-auto. I ran a 1100 Competition Master for 3 1/2 years in 3 gun, then it started having issues, never could get it to run 100%. Bought a Benelli Salient M2.
I really like the new Remington Versa Max. Would of got that one if they had been on the market then.
All depends on what you want to use it for.

[Dattebayo]

I hear it is a pretty good gun! I personally went the CZ route and got the 712. I hear iris a great semi auto shotgun for under $500.

[MrExel17]

Good to go!!

[AlexKintner]

Just realize that the 1100 is a fixed gas port. Will shoot either 3" or 2 3/4", but not both from the same barrel. Look for an 11-87 if you want that.

[K.hosey9]

I went with the FNH SLP and I'm glad I did, First 250 rounds I put through it, had maybe 3 or 4 malfunctions, Cleaned it oiled it, and its ready for its next 250

[DarrenK]

11-87 owner here, great gun for clays. It will easily shoot 300+ shots in a day.

[made2order]

Get a Saiga 12 instead and don't look back...

[bayoushooter]

Saiga is a piece. I had one, sold it. Will not cycle light loads consistently.

[ducky_0811]

I went with the weatherby SA08, interchangeable gas sleeves for light and heavy, shot clays and ducks next to guys with guns that cost twice to three times as much having malfunctions. I've shot everything you can think out of it and never one problem.