How Much is a Remington 1100 Currently Worth? (2026 Value Update)

Remington 1100 Specs

• Gauge Options: .410, 28 gauge, 20 gauge, 16 gauge, 12 gauge (available in both 2¾-inch and 3-inch chambers)
• Action: Semi-automatic, gas-operated
• Capacity: Standard: 3+1 (three shells in the magazine, one in the chamber); some tactical versions can hold 7+1
• Barrel Lengths: Common lengths are 26 inches, 28 inches, and 30 inches
• Chokes: Available with fixed chokes or interchangeable choke tubes depending on the model
• Overall Length: Approximately 47¾ inches (for a model with a 28-inch barrel)
• Weight: Approximately 8.1 pounds
• Length of Pull (LOP): About 14 inches
• Trigger Pull Weight: Approximately 4.9 pounds
• Sights: Typically equipped with a front steel bead sight
• Finish Options: Available in gloss walnut wood, blued steel, and synthetic

How We Calculate Used Remington 1100 Values

Condition, age, variant, market demand, and accessories all affect used Remington Model 1100 pricing.

Market demand always affects a product's price, of course. Increased interest in sports or clay shooting can boost this shotgun's price. As for the other factors, we'll discuss them below.

Condition and Value

The condition is crucial when considering how much a used Remington Model 1100 is worth.

Determining the exact condition of a gun can be subjective. To see how we professionally evaluate your firearm (for free) and turn that condition into a payout, view our 3-step selling process for a guaranteed FFL offer.

Mint Condition

• Top market value
• Preowned but never used
• Perfect finish and function

Excellent Condition

• Up to 80% of top market value
• Little to no visible wear
• Mechanically perfect

Very Good Condition

• Up to 70% of top market value
• Minor but visible signs of use or wear
• Mechanically perfect

Good Condition

• Up to 60% of top market value
• Worn, but not ugly
• Mechanically perfect or near it

Fair Condition

• Up to 50% of top market value
• Very noticeable wear
• Potentially need restoration

Poor Condition

• Less than 50% of top market value
• Significant wear, rust, or damage
• May not be functional any more

The Impact of Age and Historical Significance

The age and significance of a Remington 1100 model can affect its value, especially for collectors. Here's how:

First-Year Production Remington 1100 Models (1963)

Due to their historical significance as the first Remington 1100s ever produced, these can sell for up to $1,000 in excellent condition despite being old. Collectors prize them.

Milestone Anniversary Remington 1100 Models

Remington's special editions, released for anniversaries, can be more valuable to collectors. They often have unique engravings or finishes.

The Remington 1100 50th Anniversary Commemorative Edition is an example. This can sell for $1,000 or more used.

How We Appraise Rem 1100 Variants

Different variants of the Remington 1100 can command different prices. The bog-standard version has an average resale price of $400. The other versions vary a lot by comparison.

How Much Is a Remington 1100 Magnum?

A used Remington 1100 Magnum is often worth $350 to $800.

Being chambered for heavier 3-inch magnum shells and coming in 26-to-30-inch barrels, it can have walnut or synthetic stocks. The walnuts are often preferred.

How Much Is a Remington 1100 Lightweight?

A used Remington 1100 Lightweight is often worth $300 to $650.

This is the 7-pound version, easy to carry and often coming with an aluminum receiver. The barrel can be 21 to 26 inches, again for lightness and maneuverability.

How Much Is a Remington 1100 Competition?

A used Remington 1100 Competition is often worth $375 to $800.

This version comes with an adjustable comb and 30-inch barrels optimized for clay shooting. It also sported extended choke tubes for better shot patterns and high-grade stocks.

How much Is a Remington 1100 Tactical?

A used Remington 1100 Tactical is often worth $300 to $700.

Since it was designed for close-quarter use, it usually comes in 18 to 20 inches. There were pistol grip configurations, adjustable stocks, and matte black versions. This is also the model most likely to come with accessories in resale.

How Much Is a Remington 1100 Special Field?

A used Remington 1100 Special Field is often worth $700 to $1,300.

Meant for quick field-handling, it came with 21-inch to 24-inch barrels, an interchangeable choke system, and a stock with a shorter length of pull. It had limited production runs, so rarity boosts its value.

This is a model that holds value well. Because it’s a premium firearm in the line, we use a secure gun shipping and buying system to ensure every transaction is fully insured and legally compliant.

How Much Is a Remington 1100 Sporting?

A used Remington 1100 Sporting is often worth $400 to $900.

Basically a low-recoil sporting shotgun, this is usually seen with a 30-inch barrel and high-quality checkered wood stock. It also came with the Rem Choke instead of a fixed choke and customization features for sport or clay shooting.

How Documentation and Accessories Affect What We Pay for a Rem 1100

For collector-grade Remington 1100s, documentation can add value. For example, a first-year production model can lose around $200 without documentation.

As for accessories, they’re not common, but can be resold for around 30% to 50% of original value if:

• In very good condition.
• Of high quality.
• From a known brand or manufacturer.

The Process to Sell a Remington 1100 to Us

Selling a Rem 1100 shouldn't be complicated. Whether you have a standard lightweight or one of the rarer collectibles, we provide a streamlined process that handles the heavy lifting for you.

• Step 1: Get an instant quote based on your gun’s specific model and condition.
• Step 2: Accept our offer and ship your gun with our prepaid label.
• Step 3: Get paid the same day we validate it.