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I have the answer to your problem. Sell it and buy a Benelli. Remington Semi- Auto Shotguns are JUNK!! Remington knows it and does nothing about it. Evryone I know who owns a Remington autoloader has feed problems not matter what ammo is used. You could not give me a Remington autoloader. Well maybe, I do have some small trees in my yards that need stakes to help them grow straight.
Hmmm, Owned a Rem. 1100 since 1966, which I purchased
with the money I made humping milk, eggs, and cheese to
peoples houses, off a milk truck, at the ripe age of 13.
No problems with that shotgun, and I have put well over
10,000 rounds through that gun. Nada, ZERO, None!
I purchased an 11-87, around 1990. I have hunted deer(fully
rifled slug barrel), waterfowl(26" Remchoke), grouse,
pheasants, woodcock, pigeons, doves, and varmints, with it
since then, and again NO PROBLEMS!
My brother, two waterfowling friends, my son, and my nephew
have 11-87s, and again ZERO problems.
Greydog, you probably need new acquaintances, whom take
better care of their firearms.
Yes, Remingtons need to be cleaned, and properly lubricated.
Oh, I just met a guy that referred to his new Benelli
as a very expensive boat paddle. And getting Benelli
to turn it back into a functioning shotgun was another
long story of frustration.
I have a new Benelli shotgun on order...Since April,
and I am beginning to think my new shotgun may actually
be another Browning, if Benelli can't get their supply
chain moving soon.
They all have issues, and they all can be rendered into
"Junk", at some point, by neglect, abuse, or just plain
use.
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