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Remington 11-48 #8639196
07/18/26 09:40 PM
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Looking for price from junk to perfect condition it’s a full choke

Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639200
07/18/26 09:44 PM
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12, 16, 20, 28 or 410? Does the barrel have a rib or a dial-a duck on the end? Choke? Is the forearm cracked or the stock cut?


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Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639204
07/18/26 09:53 PM
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12 full choke no dial a duck and no slop in the fore end or cracks but does favor to the right so it’s not centered . No rust original checkering. No rib and no cut stock

Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639212
07/18/26 10:16 PM
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12 gauge 2 3/4 inch Plain barrel fixed full choke is going to be a tough sell. $250-275 is where it will sell, anything more than that is pure speculation.

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Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639214
07/18/26 10:22 PM
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Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639215
07/18/26 10:24 PM
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They asked 325 was going to counter at 275 but take 300 with ffl fees

Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639231
07/18/26 10:52 PM
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Keep in mind, parts are hard to get for them and have been obsolete for quite some time. If you have the itch for one, go ahead I guess. For the money I would rather have an 870.


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Re: Remington 11-48 [Re: Yellowbelly] #8639577
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Most of them need a spring kit also, which runs around $125.


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I'd pass on it for that kind of money. There are likely some hard-to-find parts you will need to replace. They have a bronze bushing in the action that wears out if not cleaned and lubed properly. That bushing is reversable for when you change from dove rounds to goose rounds.

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