So I get a phone call today and a friend of mine tells me his shotgun isn't working. He tells me that it's a semi auto, but that's all he says, so I think to myself, "self, this will be an easy $40 for 15 minutes cleaning his gas ports out"...boy was I wrong. He brought me an old Remington 1100
I take the shotgun and attempt to feed some shells into it. the elevator doesn't even have room to bring the round up. Ok, thats a problem. The receiver doesn't fully extract, another problem. There isn't enough room with the action open to chamber a round by hand, big problem.
Here's his Remington

First things first, I look at the buttstocks attachment, it looks as though someone put a 10" threaded rod into the receiver to attach the butt stock, then there's a nut on the rod all the way on the bottom. I'm thinking I'll double-nut the rod and take it out. After looking for nuts, I only had 1, so I welded the nut on the rod.
Here's the rod sticking out the butt stock, that was flush with the recoil pad.

Here's the nut I threaded on the rod

The nut is now welded

After removing the rod with a wrench
I take the shotgun and attempt to feed some shells into it. the elevator doesn't even have room to bring the round up. Ok, thats a problem. The receiver doesn't fully extract, another problem. There isn't enough room with the action open to chamber a round by hand, big problem.
Here's his Remington

First things first, I look at the buttstocks attachment, it looks as though someone put a 10" threaded rod into the receiver to attach the butt stock, then there's a nut on the rod all the way on the bottom. I'm thinking I'll double-nut the rod and take it out. After looking for nuts, I only had 1, so I welded the nut on the rod.
Here's the rod sticking out the butt stock, that was flush with the recoil pad.

Here's the nut I threaded on the rod

The nut is now welded

After removing the rod with a wrench


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