msmp5
Member
- Joined
- Nov 11, 2010
- Messages
- 318
Been looking at a buddy's Remington Model 11 12 ga, wanted to get some opinions from you experts! Seems to be WWII era production (from the preliminary web research I've done) since it has a serial number of B41xxx. But nowhere on it does it say "Remington", only has "Browning" on the left side of the receiver. The barrel says "Browning Arms Co St. Louis MO" on the top, and has some proof marks on the left side (near the chamber end): what looks like a heart, and to the right of that, the initials BP contained within an oval. The barrel has a four digit serial number on the right side, near the chamber end; this serial number does not match in any way to the receiver serial number. The gun has the fancy scroll work on both sides of the receiver, and has what appears to be some sort of bead blast finish on the rounded portion of the top of the receiver. It is in overall very good (maybe VG+) condition, both wood and finish, and does not appear to have had any re-finishing done (although the bead blasted top of the receiver makes me wonder......) Anyway, he wants $500 for it. Any of you experts care to share your thoughts on this gun, as described? (I tried - unsuccessfully - to "borrow it" to take some pics; I'll ask again in a day or two!!)