Slow Motion: Remington Model 11 Shotgun

Published on February 2, 2025
Duration: 0:51

This video provides a detailed, slow-motion look at the Remington Model 11's long recoil action, designed by John Browning. Expert analysis highlights the distinct movement of the barrel and bolt during cycling, demonstrating the ejection of spent shells and the chambering of new rounds. The demonstration offers valuable insights into the mechanical intricacies of this classic shotgun design.

Quick Summary

The Remington Model 11 shotgun utilizes a long recoil operating system designed by John Browning. In slow motion, the barrel and bolt recoil together, then the barrel moves forward independently while the bolt stays back. This allows for the ejection of spent shells and the chambering of new cartridges via an elevator and bolt movement.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to John Browning's Design
  2. 00:13Long Recoil Action in Slow Motion
  3. 00:25Ejection and Chambering Process

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the long recoil action of the Remington Model 11 work?

The Remington Model 11's long recoil action involves the barrel and bolt recoiling together initially. The barrel then unlocks and moves forward independently while the bolt stays rearward, facilitating shell ejection and chambering. This unique mechanism was designed by John Browning.

What is the significance of John Browning's design for the Remington Model 11?

John Browning designed the long recoil system for the Remington Model 11, patenting it in 1900. Remington began production in 1905, establishing this innovative mechanism in a widely produced and influential shotgun.

What happens during the ejection and chambering phase of the Remington Model 11's action?

After firing, as the barrel moves forward, it clears the spent shell, allowing the ejector to push it out. Simultaneously, the elevator lifts a new shell, and the bolt moves forward to chamber it as the barrel returns to battery.

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