How much does a Remington 1100 rifle cost?

Question

Just getting into skeet, and wanted know know what it costs,thanks.

Answer 1

First off, the Remington 1100 is a SHOTGUN, Not a RIFLE.
Second, the 1100 is no longer being made, having been replaced several years ago by the mod. 1187.
Depending on the grade, finish, and accessories, a used 1100 wil set you back between $350 to $750, ballpark.
Most ways, you'd be better off buying a new gun, rather than used, you'll spend little more for it and it will be under factory warranty.

Answer 2

First of all, the Remington 1100 is a shotgun not a rifle. Second, if you want to shoot skeet with a rifle you damn well better have a good backstop and be a pretty damn good shot - otherwise, stick to shotguns as its intended.

Third of all, where on earth did all these people get the idea the 1100 is no longer being made? Not only has there not been any talk of such action, there are new 1100's coming out now! Specifically the G3 model!

A quick trip to Remington's website should clear any doubt:
http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/shotguns/model_1100/

Go for the Tournament Skeet model. Done.

Answer 3

While some of the 1100 models have been discontinued through the years, the 1100 is most certainly still being made. Used guns in 100% condition are worth anywhere from $350 to $1100 depending on the specific model 1100.
Link below to the Remington 1100 website.
http://www.remington.com/products/firearms/shotguns/model_1100/

Answer 4

"Tactical" now has many meanings for rifles, unfortunately most is wasted as marketing hype. To me a tactical rifle is what a SWAT LE or Federal agency would use as their long range weapon. Not the same as a military version. It would be in 308 caliber with a high powered scope--probably more 6 x 16 or more instead of a hunting range more like 3 x 9. It would have a black composite stock and the black matte or dark blue matte metal finish. It would also have a heavy or bull barrel similar to varmint rifles. the stock would be adjustable for pull length and cheek weld. Many manufacturers make guns that fit that category. Remington,Savage,Sako and FN are the more noted for their tactical offerings. The FN FAL is a semi-auto while the others are bolt, which usually provides for better accuracy. Most of the true (non-marketing) tactical rifles are going to be $900 to $1800 depending on what you want. These are not the same as sniper rifles, and not the same as long range competition rifles,but are meant to be accurate enough in a non-combat environment like Law Enforcement. If you are thinking this would be a quick way to get a better shooting rifle it isn't. To get really good shooting rifles you get an action machined true,then true the bolt face,shim and align the bolt and action then get an air gauged Aftermarket barrel. Second option to better shooting is hand loading. I have a stock A-Bolt 30-06 that I reload for and can get 5 shots I can cover with a quarter at 100 yards--and that is with a hunting load off a bag. With factory ammo is normal to get a 3 shot group at 1.5-2 inches. If you are varmint shooting you do just as well with a standard varmint rifle. If you are hunting game then a hunting rifle and not a tactical is in order. If you are simply bench shooting the tactical might give you a start but you won't be competitive with purpose built rifles. So, you really need to determine the use of the rifle and not fall for the hype.

Answer 5

Remington doesn't make a model 1100 rifle.It does make a 1100 automatic shotgun.Mighty fine gun.My guess would be it will set you back around 500 to 600 dollars.

Answer 6

look at a Yildiz from Academy sports. 386.00 plus tax shooting an O/U for true skeet rounds is a little easier for me. hull pick up and pointability.
the 1187 is a fine trap and sporting clay gun and actually a good skeet gun too but if you are just getting started it makes me think you shot skeet with a buddy who had an 1100. I have one and it is tempermental ( sorry remington owners but you know they are ) you only get one option on the skeet field and if you jam a double thats no fun. Stoeger makes a nice auto that is affordable called the M2000. but think about the over under and if you like it and get really good treat yourself to a nicer gun...but you will like the Yildiz

Answer 7

The 1187 and 1100 shotgun are virtually the same gun the only real difference I recall was the stock and the forearm...And also the slug barrels bought after market fit both of the guns... I paid around $600.00 for my 1187 premier

Answer 8

FYI, the 1100 is a shotgun and not a rifle. Prices vary depending on the kind of stock you get. Plain is less, fancier is more.

Answer 9

Depending on the gauge, ( 12, 16, 20, and .410) the price ranges from $799.00 to $1455.00 in American currency.

Answer 10

My husband says he thinks they don't make these any more. They use to be around $450. He says the newer ones are the 1187 and they run $500.