Remington 1100 Trap Serial Numbers

SERIAL NUMBER N159821V. REMINGTON MODEL 1100 TRAP-T (WEIGHTED) IN 12 GAUGE CALIBER, SINGLE BEAD VENT RIB BARREL WITH SHINY BORE AND FIXED TRAP CHOKE, WOOD VERY GOOD TO EXCELLENT, 14¼” L.O.P., SOME FRECKLING ON THE RECEIVER, 93%+ OVERALL CONDITION, OUR STOCK # D706. Date of Manufacture for Remington 1100 Serial # N566363V thanks. Trap Shooting Forums. Unfortunately the serial number tells you nothing. Remington uses date.

This serial number decoder will translate this information, determining the exact month and year that your specific firearms was created. Remington 700, 870 or 1100 serial/barrel number lookup will work with Remington 700, 870 or any other Remington shotgun or rifle. It will show you date of manufacture of your firearm. It is very easy to use. Doing a little research on the serial number, it appears to be somewhere in the 1964 to 1970 range. (1100 20 gauges came out in 1964, and in the early 1970's Remington started adding a letter prefix to the serial numbers. This one doesn't have the letter prefix, hence my 64 to 70 guestimate.).

Description: Gas operated 5-shot autoloading shotgun

Introduction Year: 1963

Year Discontinued: Currently in production

Total Production: N/A

Designer/Inventor: Wayne Leek

Action Type: Autoloading

Numbers

Caliber/Gauge: 12-gauge (1963), 20-gauge (1964), 16-gauge (1964),28-gauge (1969), .410 bore (1969)

Serial Number Blocks: N/A

Grades Offered:
1100 Field – 'Standard' Grade
1100 TB – 'Trap' Grade w/ better wood
1100 SA – 'Skeet' Grade
1100 SB – 'Skeet' Grade w/ better wood
1100 D – 'Tournament' Grade
1100 F – 'Premier' Grade

Variations:
Magnum Duck Gun
Deer Gun
Lightweight 20-gauges (LW – New 1967) (LT – New 1977)
150th Anniversary edition – 1966
Matched Pairs in .410 bore & 28-gauge skeet (New 1969)
Left hand in 12 & 20 gauge (New 1972, 12 & 16-gauges)
Youth Gun 20-gauge
Synthetic Models (12 & 20-gauge, also Camo)
Ducks Unlimited Commemorative versions
Bicentennial model
75th Anniversary edition Limited Edition 'One of Three Thousand'
Special Field (New 1983)
Sportsman Autoloader
Special Purpose
Sporting (New 2000)
Premier Sporting (New 2010)
Classic Trap (New 2000)
Classic Field (New 2006) (12, 20, 16, 28, & .410)
Tournament Skeet (2004)
Competition (New 2006)
G3 (New 2007)
Tac-2 & Tac-4 (New 2007)
Competition Synthetic (New 2011)
50th Anniversary (2013)
200th Anniversary (2016)





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Remington Dates of
Manufacture

The following serial number
information is for
Remingtion firearms
manufactured after 1921

Remingtons manufactured after 1921
have a code located on the left side of the barrel
near the frame that identifies the year and month of
manufacture. The following letters correspond to the
months of the year, for example B=January, L= February
and so on:

Remington 1100 trap serial numbers online

B – L – A – C
– K – P – O – W – D – E – R – X

Barrel Code Location Diagram
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Serial Numbers by date (factory record book)

B – JanL – FebA – MarC – AprK – MayP – Jun
O – JulW – AugD – SepE – OctR – NovX – Dec
Remington 1100 Trap Serial Numbers
M – 1921N – 1922P – 1923R – 1924S – 1925
T – 1926U – 1927W – 1928X – 1929Y – 1930
Z – 1931A – 1932B – 1933C – 1934D – 1935
E – 1936F – 1937G – 1938H – 1939J – 1940
K – 1941L – 1942MM – 1943NN – 1944PP – 1945
RR – 1946SS – 1947TT – 1948UU – 1949WW – 1950
XX – 1951YY – 1952ZZ – 1953A – 1954B – 1955
C – 1956D – 1957E – 1958F – 1959G – 1960
H – 1961J – 1962K – 1963L – 1964M – 1965
N – 1966P – 1967R – 1968S – 1969T – 1970
U – 1971W – 1972X – 1973Y – 1974Z – 1975
I – 1976O – 1977Q – 1978V – 1979A – 1980
B – 1981C – 1982D – 1983E – 1984F – 1985
G – 1986H – 1987I – 1988J – 1989K – 1990
L – 1991M – 1992N – 1993O – 1994P – 1995
Q – 1996R – 1997S – 1998T – 1999 (*)U – 2000 (*)
V – 2001 (*)W – 2002X – 2003Y – 2004Z – 2005
A – 2006B – 2007C – 2008D – 2009E – 2010
F – 2011G – 2012

Using barrel codes (such as those listed above) to date the manufacture are reliable on Remington rifles, as the company rarely changed barrels on a customer’s rifle.

Using these barrel codes to date a shotgun is somewhat unreliable, as shotgun barrels are often interchanged at random. One needs to be sure that the barrel is original to the gun before trusting the Barrel Code listing, above.

Remington 1100 Trap Serial Numbers Diagram

(*)
On 8/9/99, stopped stamping the barrels with the date code.
They continued to mark the date code on the end flap of the shipping box.
They resumed stamping the date code on the barrel on 10/1/01.