[red baron]

Just throwing this one out... Anyone see the new Remington 1100 competition that just posted to the web site. Looks good, talks a good game, but LOOK at the price!!! More than the standard B guns. How dare they!!!

Seriously, Anyone actually felt one yet.. What do you think???
If it is the real deal, would love to buy a good semi not made by a pompus *** "B" (and there are at least 3 such animals that forgot what customer service is and how to answer a phone... :evil: ) company.

RB

 

[Mossberg Man]

Remington most likely sells much more volume than any other shotgun maker. 1100 and 11-87 are heavy but work very good.

 

[WinM12]

Just throwing this one out... Anyone see the new Remington 1100 competition that just posted to the web site. Looks good, talks a good game, but LOOK at the price!!! More than the standard B guns. How dare they!!!

Seriously, Anyone actually felt one yet.. What do you think???
If it is the real deal, would love to buy a good semi not made by a pompus *** "B" (and there are at least 3 such animals that forgot what customer service is and how to answer a phone... :evil: ) company.

RB

Remington already has target grade 1100s in trap, skeet and sporting grades. These guns retail for $700-$800 new.

The new 1100 Competition is a deluxe version of their Sporting 12. Remington is marketing the 1100 Competition to go up against other deluxe grade semi-autos, such as the Beretta 391 Teknys, and the Browning Gold Golden Clays.

http://www.remington.com/products/firea ... tition.asp

http://www.berettausa.com/product/produ ... s_main.htm

http://www.browning.com/products/catalo ... ype_id=244

Comparing apples to apples, Remington undercuts their competition on price for both the standard grade target guns ($750 Sporting 12 vs $1000 391 Sporting or Gold Sporting) and the deluxe grade guns ($1300 MSRP 1100 Competition vs $1800 MSRP for either the Beretta 391 Teknys or the Browning Gold Golden Clays).

I own an 1100 Sporting 12 and an 1100 Classic Trap. I can't wait to check out the new 1100 Competition model.

 

[MF]

Here is a review that I have found on it. Looks to be a winner.

http://www.clayshootingusa.com/readers/ ... tition.pdf

 

[Fish Springs]

Ableammo has them listed on their website at ~$1100.00 and ~$1260.00 for the adjustable comb version.

They are also not in stock--don't know if they've had any or if some hold out has bought a couple and have not reported thier findings on SGW. :roll:

 

[APEXDUCK]

Good looking gun. Little pricey but still nice.

APEXDUCK

 

[cbxchris]

I`m a remington 1100 guy but would have a hard time spending almost as much on a 1100 as a benelli supersport. There is just to big of a difference in gun performance there to let my fondness of the 1100 guide me.