Why does your description say 'Compact'?

I can only assume that it is a typo by one of the Buds Gun Shop staff members. This is a competition gun so they probably inserted compact instead of competition. Sometimes the titles differ from the description. It's just mistakes that Bud's Gun Shop has to clean up. Because it cannot be a compact with a 30 inch barrel. I know the bus stock can be adjusted a bit but not to make it compact. So like I said, they probably just meant to put competition instead of the word compact. That is the only thing that I can think about at this moment. I hope this helps. Oh, I forgot to add this part. We are not Buds Gun Shop employees. We are simply fellow shoppers assisting each other.

when should it be back in stock

While I am sure that buds has them on order there is no way of knowing when it will be back in stock. I suggest that you use the notify me button. Buds will email you when they are back in stock This in no way obligates you to purchase the item. We are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions

Dan, You should keep the item on your "Wish List" and select the "Notify Me When Available" Button and Buds will notify you when/if the product returns to stock.

I will be getting heart surgery and my cardiologist told me that this is the best one and no one has it. Does anyone know when they will be coming back in stock?

Susan - AS we have no access to Bud's records on incoming merchandise, no onen here can answer your question accurately. I've also found these are out-of-stock at all my 'go to' firearms dealers on the internet. So, I suggest you call Remington Firearms directly at 1-800-243-9700 (Mon-Fri, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Eastern time.) and ask them if they can direct you to a dealer either in your area, or on line, who has these in stock. Good luck, and wish you well in the upcoming surgery.

If you already have a Remington 1100 you can get the stock and forearm from Remington

Susan, I would keep it "Wish Listed" for notification but, I would check (6)un Broker, (6)uns America and Armslist as hard to find firearms and accessories show up for sale by private individuals and small shops. Just replace (6) with G.

While I am sure Buds has them on order there is no way of knowing when it will be back in stock. I suggest that you click the notify me button and Buds will email you when they are available this in no way obligates you to purchase the item . It just notifies you that they are available again we are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions

Unfortunately those of us answering aren't Buds' employees and even those that do work for Buds' cannot forecast future stocking levels. I would try adding it to your wish list so that you'll receive a notification in the event that it is back in stock. Hope your surgery goes well

The 1100 is less expensive then a400 Xcel w KO. How well does the recoil system work on 1100 competion compared to the Xcel KO ? Is the a marked difference in quality to justify Berretta price?

I just recently bought the Remington 1100 comp and the recoil system is super, shooting 12 ga loads was like shooting 410 loads in my o/u tube set. I have a Beretta 391 sporting and 5 Remington 1100s (including the 1100 comp) I also worked at a skeet range that had berettas and 1100s as rental guns and while the 1100s needed more frequent maintenance (cleaning and o rings) they were easier and less expensive to fix when they had problems. Remington would send us parts Beretta always wanted us to send in the gun. The only draw back (for me) with the Remington is that I could not get it with an 28 inch barrel and it does not come with a hard case like the berettas

David with the Nickel Teflon finish on receiver and all internal parts for smoother cycling this 1100 should be one of the most reliable and smoothest cycling shotguns ever. The Stock includes recoil reducing system and SuperCell recoil pad. With the adjustable comb and cast adjustment options and full set of five Briley (Target) Pro Bore Choke Tubes: skeet, improved cylinder, light modified, modified and full. it should be in the same ballpark as the Beretta at a much lower price.

How many do you have in stock

right now buds had 38 of them in stock

forgot to ask what the lop is and if adjustable what the minimum and maximum lops are

no it has a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad even though it looks like a adjustable stock due to the recoil reduction system. You can adj length by changing recoil pads

Please select a best answer and please note the 1st answers given are at the bottom of the thread you can select more than one answer To select more than on answer you have to open the question in multiple windows before selecting a answer the select a different answer on each open window/tab Thanks

This shotgun has a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with the 1 inch recoil pad Dallas. Adjustable only by using different length/size recoil pads.

Hi Dallas, its a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad - remington.com/shotguns/autoloading/model-1100/model-1100-competition-synthetic

https://www.remington.com/shotguns/autoloading/model-1100/model-1100-competition-synthetic

no it has a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad even though it looks like a adjustable stock due to the recoil reduction system. You can adj length by changing recoil pads

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is the stock adjustable for LOP

no it has a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad even though it looks like a adjustable stock due to the recoil reduction system. You can adj length by changing recoil pads

Please select a best answer and please note the 1st answers given are at the bottom of the thread you can select more than one answer To select more than on answer you have to open the question in multiple windows before selecting a answer the select a different answer on each open window/tab Thanks

LOP is "Fixed" at 14.5" Dallas. the only way to change this would be by a different length/size "Recoil Pad". Remington info here : remington.com/shotguns/autoloading/model-1100/model-1100-competition-synthetic

Hi Dallas, its a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad - remington.com/shotguns/autoloading/model-1100/model-1100-competition-synthetic

https://www.remington.com/shotguns/autoloading/model-1100/model-1100-competition-synthetic

no it has a Fixed 14.5 inch lop with a 1 inch recoil pad even though it looks like a adjustable stock due to the recoil reduction system. You can adj length by changing recoil pads

Please click the green box stating it as the best answer. We are rated on our answers and are just volunteers, not Buds employees. You can choose more then one Thank you!

what do they mean when they say its overbored

a normal 12 ga barrel has a bore diameter of .729 overbored barrels have larger Bore diameter some as much as .745. the larger bore will help stop shot deformation and improve patterns

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Hi Dallas,12 ga barrel has a bore diameter of .729 overbored barrels have larger Bore diameter some as much as .745. the larger bore will help stop shot deformation and improve patterns. Better patterns and increased shot velocity help you hit what you're shooting at. A back-bored barrel is a shotgun barrel that has a bore diameter increased beyond maximum specifications. Increasing the bore diameter of a shotgun barrel greatly enhances its performance. A larger bore diameter reduces friction of the shot charge against the barrel wall. Instead of trying to overcome friction, powder gases expend more energy on the wad base, resulting in an increase in shot velocity. Because there is less constriction or pressure from the barrel walls on a shot charge, there are fewer deformed shot pellets. A greater number of ballistically superior round pellets in a shot charge gives you exceptionally uniform patterns -- delivering more shot pellets in the effective part of your pattern. The effortless transition of a shot charge through a barrel with a larger bore diameter results in a reduction in perceived recoil. Every reduction in recoil results in an increase in shooting comfort. Therfore, less felt recoil makes your shooting more enjoyable. Who benefits from back-boring? A first time hunter, seasoned wingshot or competitive target shooter all benefit from a back-bored shotgun. More uniform patterns result in better hits and more smoked targets. Inside diameter of a 12 gauge back-bored

Better patterns and increased shot velocity help you hit what you're shooting at. A back-bored barrel is a shotgun barrel that has a bore diameter increased beyond maximum specifications. Increasing the bore diameter of a shotgun barrel greatly enhances its performance. A larger bore diameter reduces friction of the shot charge against the barrel wall. Instead of trying to overcome friction, powder gases expend more energy on the wad base, resulting in an increase in shot velocity. Because there is less constriction or pressure from the barrel walls on a shot charge, there are fewer deformed shot pellets. A greater number of ballistically superior round pellets in a shot charge gives you exceptionally uniform patterns -- delivering more shot pellets in the effective part of your pattern. The effortless transition of a shot charge through a barrel with a larger bore diameter results in a reduction in perceived recoil. Every reduction in recoil results in an increase in shooting comfort. Therfore, less felt recoil makes your shooting more enjoyable. Who benefits from back-boring? A first time hunter, seasoned wingshot or competitive target shooter all benefit from a back-bored shotgun. More uniform patterns result in better hits and more smoked targets. Inside diameter of a 12 gauge back-bored barrel is .742 +/- .0015. To improve the performance of a Browning shotgun, we increased the bore diameter. Winnchester 2 3/4" - 1 1/8 oz. - 8 shot at 40 yards. Full choke. Back-boring.

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Remington 1100 competition 12 30 PB14 AC Synthetic - Synthetic, Adjustable Stock

Name: Remington 1100 competition 12 30 PB14 AC Synthetic
Brand: Remington
SKU: 69672
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.90 (24 reviews)

24 Reviews| 8 Questions & Answers

Model: 82821

Condition: Factory New

Bud's Item Number: 69672

UPC: 047700828213

MFG: Remington

Questions & Answers (8) Reviews 4.9 out of 5

Remington 1100 competition 12 30 PB14 AC Synthetic

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The Model 1100 Competition synthetic 12-gauge shotgun has a 30" overbored barrel which is optimized for 2.75" target loads and light field loads. A nickel Teflon finish on the receiver and all internal parts provides for smooth, reliable cycling, and the high-gloss blued barrel has a 10mm target-style rib. A recoil-reducing system and SuperCell recoil pad grace the fully-adjustable, target-style stock with adjustable comb and cast. The synthetic polymer stock and forend are finished with a carbon graphite appearance. The model 1100 Competition comes with a full set of 5 - skeet, light modified, modified, improved cylinder, full - Briley Pro-Bore choke tubes.

Product Information

Gauge

N/A

Overall Length

38.62"

Stock Material

Aluminum Chassis

Ignition

Not Listed

Stock Color

Synthetic Realtree Xtra

Product Information

Gauge

12 GA / 20 GA

Overall Length

47 3/4"

Stock Material

Wood

Ignition

Stock Color

Magpul CTR Black

Product Information

Gauge

12 Gauge

Overall Length

50.25"

Stock Material

Synthetic

Ignition

N/A

Stock Color

Adjustable

Product Information

Gauge

223 Remington

Overall Length

42.52"

Stock Material

Wood

Ignition

Not Listed

Stock Color

Adaptive Tactical

Product Information

Gauge

360 Buckhammer

Overall Length

34.5"

Stock Material

Carbon Fiber

Ignition

Not Listed

Stock Color

Tan

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Q: Why does your description say 'Compact'?
Answered

Asked 10/14/2019 15:44 by Kevin M

A:

I can only assume that it is a typo by one of the Buds Gun Shop staff members. This is a competition gun so they probably inserted compact instead of competition. Sometimes the titles differ from the description. It's just mistakes that Bud's Gun Shop has to clean up. Because it cannot be a compact with a 30 inch barrel. I know the bus stock can be adjusted a bit but not to make it compact. So like I said, they probably just meant to put competition instead of the word compact. That is the only thing that I can think about at this moment. I hope this helps. Oh, I forgot to add this part. We are not Buds Gun Shop employees. We are simply fellow shoppers assisting each other.
Q: when should it be back in stock
Answered

Asked 06/28/2019 14:11 by dan b

A:

While I am sure that buds has them on order there is no way of knowing when it will be back in stock. I suggest that you use the notify me button. Buds will email you when they are back in stock This in no way obligates you to purchase the item. We are not buds employees we are volunteers that answer questions
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Q: I will be getting heart surgery and my cardiologist told me that this is the best one and no one has it. Does anyone know when they will be coming back in stock?
Answered

Asked 02/14/2019 16:00 by susan f

A:

Susan - AS we have no access to Bud's records on incoming merchandise, no onen here can answer your question accurately. I've also found these are out-of-stock at all my 'go to' firearms dealers on the internet. So, I suggest you call Remington Firearms directly at 1-800-243-9700 (Mon-Fri, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM Eastern time.) and ask them if they can direct you to a dealer either in your area, or on line, who has these in stock. Good luck, and wish you well in the upcoming surgery.
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Q: The 1100 is less expensive then a400 Xcel w KO. How well does the recoil system work on 1100 competion compared to the Xcel KO ? Is the a marked difference in quality to justify Berretta price?
Answered

Asked 07/24/2018 01:42 by David W

A:

I just recently bought the Remington 1100 comp and the recoil system is super, shooting 12 ga loads was like shooting 410 loads in my o/u tube set. I have a Beretta 391 sporting and 5 Remington 1100s (including the 1100 comp) I also worked at a skeet range that had berettas and 1100s as rental guns and while the 1100s needed more frequent maintenance (cleaning and o rings) they were easier and less expensive to fix when they had problems. Remington would send us parts Beretta always wanted us to send in the gun. The only draw back (for me) with the Remington is that I could not get it with an 28 inch barrel and it does not come with a hard case like the berettas
See 1 more answer |
Q: How many do you have in stock
Answered

Asked 02/28/2018 13:24 by dan b

A:

right now buds had 38 of them in stock
Q: forgot to ask what the lop is and if adjustable what the minimum and maximum lops are
Answered

Asked 02/11/2018 09:21 by dan b

A:

Please select a best answer and please note the 1st answers given are at the bottom of the thread you can select more than one answer To select more than on answer you have to open the question in multiple windows before selecting a answer the select a different answer on each open window/tab Thanks
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Q: is the stock adjustable for LOP
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Asked 02/11/2018 09:19 by dan b

A:

Please select a best answer and please note the 1st answers given are at the bottom of the thread you can select more than one answer To select more than on answer you have to open the question in multiple windows before selecting a answer the select a different answer on each open window/tab Thanks
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Q: what do they mean when they say its overbored
Answered

Asked 02/10/2018 11:51 by dan b

A:

a normal 12 ga barrel has a bore diameter of .729 overbored barrels have larger Bore diameter some as much as .745. the larger bore will help stop shot deformation and improve patterns
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