Here is a question I have. I went to a gun shop recently and the salesman showed me a Remington Model 1100--.410 with screw in chokes. It had a brass pin at the front of the forarm about 3/16 to 1/4 inch in diameter. He asked me if I knew what it was for. I did not. I looked at the gun and the pin does not go all the way through the forearm. It is only on one side- the left side of every one I have seen. It is on all gauges. Old guns and new, it seems. I thought it was for 1100s with screw in chokes, but then I started noticing them on all 1100s- with or without screw in chokes. I wondered if it holds the forearm to the ejector arm. So, I can't figure out what it is for. I emailed Remington and got no response. Some guns have them and many 1100s don't.
Last edited by Jimmy W; 03/29/26 02:32 PM.
