Why the Remington 11-48 Still Matters Today: Remembering the Past
The Remington 11-48 changed the future of shotguns, and Andrew is here to tell its story. In this episode of Remembering the Past, we take a close look at the 11-48—Remington’s first post-war semi-auto that blended classic long-recoil engineering with modern styling. Learn about its history, the designers who shaped it, the Sportsman variant, and what to check before adding one to your collection. What’s your favorite Remington shotgun? Drop it in the comments! Don’t forget to like and subscribe for more classic firearm stories. #Remington1148 #ShotgunHistory #BTOFirearms #RememberingThePast #GunCollectors #forgottenfirearms #classicfirearms

▶︎
The First (Production) Gas-Operated Shotgun: The JC Higgins Model 60

▶︎
Remington Semi Shotgun

▶︎
Remington Model 11-48 Rebuild Kit Installation.

▶︎
This Old Duck Gun (Ep. 2): Remington Sportsman 48 - History, Shooting, Patterns

▶︎
10 World War 2 Shotguns That Are Quietly Becoming Worth a FORTUNE

▶︎
Browning A-5 Buck Special

▶︎
All About the Marlin Model 60: Remembering the Past

▶︎
The Fastest Gun In The Old West Wasn't Who You Think

▶︎
Made in 1953, Rare, Remington model 11-48, 28 Gauge shotgun

▶︎
Uncovering the Rich History of the Remington 11-48: Andrew’s Remembering the Past

▶︎
The Remington Model 11 - Birth of the Not-Auto-5s.

▶︎
Anvil 095: Remington 81 Reset

▶︎
The ONLY Caliber That Can Hunt Everything in America!

▶︎
Keeping the 16 Gauge Alive

▶︎
7 Shotguns Becoming PRICELESS In America Today

▶︎
American Rifleman Television - Remington 11-48

▶︎
Remington Model 11-48 (28 Gauge) Disassembly & Reassembly

▶︎
The Remington Model 11-48 - (Almost) the Perfect Shotgun

▶︎
Disassembly and Inspection of Remington Sportsman 48

▶︎
