Remington 11-48 12-Gauge Shotgun

The Remington 11-48 12-gauge shotgun is a classic semi automatic firearm that was produced by Remington Arms Company. It was introduced in 1949 as an updated version of the Remington Model 11, which was based on John Browning’s Auto 5 design. The Remington 11-48 was designed for hunting and sport shooting, and it gained popularity for its reliability and performance.

Specifications:

Action Type: Semi automatic, meaning it can automatically eject spent shells and chamber a new round as long as the trigger is held down and there is ammunition in the magazine.
Gauge: Available in 12-gauge, which is a common gauge for shotguns, ideal for a wide range of purposes such as hunting and sport shooting.
Capacity: The magazine capacity can vary depending on the specific model and configuration, but it typically holds 4 to 5 rounds in the magazine tube, plus one in the chamber.
Barrel Length: The barrel length can also vary, but it’s commonly available in lengths ranging from 26 to 30 inches, offering different levels of maneuverability and shot spread.
Choke Options: The shotgun may come with different choke options or allow for interchangeable chokes, which can be used to adjust the spread of the shot pattern for various shooting applications.
Stock: The Remington 11-48 normally has a wooden stock, although there may be variations with synthetic stocks or different finishes.
Sights: It may come with bead sights, which are simple and effective for many hunting and shooting scenarios.
Use: The Remington 11-48 is a versatile shotgun ideal for various purposes, including hunting waterfowl, upland game, and sport shooting. Its semi automatic action allows for relatively quick follow up shots.
Legacy: While the Remington 11-48 was popular in its time, it has been largely replaced by more modern shotgun designs. However, it still has a following among collectors and enthusiasts of classic firearms.