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www.gunpartscorp.com is a good source. They have a great selection. They had a square back firing pin for my Remington auto-loader.

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What the barrel did that one time it didn't eject the shell, was that the barrel went to the back of it's action. But,it didn't go forward.

Will add that mine, has the safety in front of the trigger. Solid rib barrel. Serial number 830XX. And, they said it was a 1910 model. It doesn't have anything fancy in engravings.

I would call Remington. They gave me the date for mine.

Thanks! Only had one shell not eject properly so far. Think it was a reload that a friend gave me. The barrel went half way back and then got stuck. Was able to get it removed. Now, no more reloads!

bonnie and Clyde loved them old Remington 11s! Even had a whippet gun.

Am guessing. Is it a semi-auto? If, it is, because of the Browning patents. It could be like mine. A Remington auto-loading shotgun. Which was named the Remington 11 in 1911.

Will add that the gun has a 830XX serial number.

have a 1910 Auto-Loading shotgun. In regards to the settings for light and heavy loads. What would be a good division point. Will only use non-magnum 2 3/4" shells.Know it can't take 3". Would 3 3/4 drams of powder loads be a heavy load for the gun? Will probably use nothing above 3 drams ...

Like the catalog photos. Have a 83XXX 1910 model.

will add that the gun has a solid tapered rib.

Neat Gun! Have my great Granddad's 1910 model of the Remington autoloading shotgun. Just had a new firing pin installed!