Hello again:
I have a 16 gauge Model 11 that I believe may need a replacement recoil spring. When reassembling, there is virtually no downward pressure needed on the bbl in order to reinstall the forend.
Question:
Approximately how tall shoud the spring be when measured?
I understand a 12 gauge spring will not interchange with 16 gauge...but are 16 & 20 the same...or different?
TIA
Remington Model 11 recoil spring
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Re: Remington Model 11 recoil spring
Each gauge of the Remington Model 11/The Sportsman were built on there own guage specific frames. The uncompressed spring for my 16-gauge is 6 5/8 inch long. Laying it next to the 20-gauge spring, one can see that in addition to being smaller in diameter, the 20-gauge spring is made of slightly smaller square cross-section wire.
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Re: Remington Model 11 recoil spring
Thanks again for your help.
I've found several sources that list the spring, but to find who has an original Remington one in stock may be challenging.
I've found several sources that list the spring, but to find who has an original Remington one in stock may be challenging.