The Remington Model 11D Semi-Automatic Shotgun was developed as a successor to the iconic Browning Auto-5. The Model 11D has a rich history and a reputation for its smooth operation and durability.
First introduced in 1905, the Remington Model 11 quickly gained popularity for its innovative design and reliable performance. It was one of the first successful autoloading shotguns on the market, featuring a long recoil action that helped reduce felt recoil and improve accuracy. The Model 11 was known for its solid construction and ability to handle a variety of loads, making it versatile for different shooting situations. The Model 11 was available in 12, 16 and 20 gauges and in eight different grades.
