American Rifleman Television - Remington 11-48

The Remington 11-48 is a lighter, streamlined version, of the Model 11, and was the first new semi-automatic shotguns to be introduced by Remington after World War II. Manufactured from 1949 to 1968, it was produced in 12, 16, 20 and 28 gauge and .410 variations.

[@crossfirehurricane2285]

I have a first-year edition Sportsman 48 that dates to Oct. 1948. This one has the reversible ring for light or heavy loads. 2-3 years later Remington redesigned it to eliminate the ring. I love old guns like this that still shoot well.

[@dougr5379]

One of my favorite shotguns. I've been using this shotgun every year since 1978 for most of my bird hunting. 12ga 28" modified choke. Never once malfunctioned with literally hundreds of pheasants, dove taken with it.

[@blackdogexcavator21]

Got my first deer with my Dad's Sportsman 48. A lot of great memories totin that old gun.

I have this gun! It's a great shooter bought it at the pawn shop for $140

[@Harley-D-Mcdonald]

I have a Cutts compensator barrel and choke assembly for one of these. It's wierd.

[@MrLucifershydrogen]

Love my 11-48

[@JeremiahArt65]

Me too

[@guaporeturns9472]

I hate your 11-48

[@remington1148]

I love all of these people taking about me.

[@mathewmartinez837]

3 years later and we’re still talking about u 😂

[@CrossOfBayonne]

I heard from some sources that this shotgun did see military action in Korea with a few US soldiers who brought them over for indivdual use and if so would be a surprise that a weapon designed for your average hunter winds up on the battlefield.

[@southernfoods7302]

I've got one given to me by an uncle since I was 14 I'm 39 now still have it. It's got a swell near the tip of the the barrel but shoots a great pattern. Killed my first deer with it a little bit over 50 yards with one round of buckshot. Drops 'em DEAD... this gun has never failed me unlike some other brands lol

[@edglass9912]

My dad had the 16 ga.and killed many rabbits with it. We also have the.410 that I used. Now I have them both and hope to pass them on to a grandson if they show interest.
Ed from Lynchburg

[@TheCANhunter]

Got an 11-48 Ducks Unlimited in 28 gauge

[@kaelmartella4427]

So like worth a shitload of money

[@Clayson000]

love mine. I got it for 120$ and after a thorough cleaning it cycles like a dream

[@chrisgreenaway6696]

I love the Ithaca model 900 recoil operated wish someone would do a time piece on that shotgun

[@rw8345]

My buddy that I Rabbit hunt with gave me a 11/48 12 Ga.
Its in better shape than the one in the video

[@ianrs6310]

Have one in 16g handed down from my Grandfather.

[@Casey-zk8op]

Ian S me too I just shot mine today

[@CrossOfBayonne]

If that's the case then your grand pops shotgun was made in the 1950s which is also around this time when the 870's started being sold.

[@ryansturm1141]

Me too. I shot some greenheads with it last season running bismuth loads through it, since it’s a full barrel. It’s a sweet shooting gun. Gonna retire it this year and shoot a Belgium A5 16ga.

[@dalanwanbdiska6542]

Owner of Itahca xl900 skb gas semi auto 12 gauge

[@sirmize1230]

I have a 1952 and 1960 58 sportsman. everything about this guns are flawless. Unlike todays piece of sh**s that gets jammed racking

[@eddythomas5771]

what model o the 11-48 or 11-47 Remington auto loader shot gun came with the 18.5 barrel?,thank you.

[@timothyroberts1474]

Would anyone Kno a fair price for a set of all five gauges in pretty nice original condition with vent rib barrels? I have an opportunity to purchase all 5 but Kno idea on the value. Thanks

[@nikostzoros8377]

My father have the same