The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Stuck extractor plunger on Remington 1100...help! *Pic*

KYLimbHanger · March 22, 2005, 02:32 PM

Well, this is the first 20 ga. I have owned. I have an 1100 12 ga. that I got from my grandpa. It has a 30 inch full slick barrel. I came across the 20 ga. and had to buy it. It is the exact same gun as my 12 ga. just in 20 ga. But, the 20 ga. is the LightWeight model with the Mahonany stock and forearm. It is in excellant condition with a few minor stock nicks and blue is 99%, near perfect. I got for $325 otd.

I went to Remington's website and looked up the parts needed to replace the extractor, extractor plunger and and extractor plunger spring. All parts just under $20. If I can get the dang thing unstuck, I'll sure make an order.

Thanks for the help guys. I am new here and I appreciate the replies. I posted the same topic on shotgunworld.com's forums and got little help. Thanks.

I'll try to post some pics of it soon.

March 22, 2005, 02:32 PM	#7
KYLimbHanger Junior Member Join Date: March 22, 2005 Posts: 4	Well, this is the first 20 ga. I have owned. I have an 1100 12 ga. that I got from my grandpa. It has a 30 inch full slick barrel. I came across the 20 ga. and had to buy it. It is the exact same gun as my 12 ga. just in 20 ga. But, the 20 ga. is the LightWeight model with the Mahonany stock and forearm. It is in excellant condition with a few minor stock nicks and blue is 99%, near perfect. I got for $325 otd. I went to Remington's website and looked up the parts needed to replace the extractor, extractor plunger and and extractor plunger spring. All parts just under $20. If I can get the dang thing unstuck, I'll sure make an order. Thanks for the help guys. I am new here and I appreciate the replies. I posted the same topic on shotgunworld.com's forums and got little help. Thanks. I'll try to post some pics of it soon.