I don't ever remember seeing one in person. Nice find. Very nice.

 

Always wanted one . Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't they make those with the smaller frame ?

 

I believe so. I'm not a Remington expert but I think the 2 3/4" guns are smaller frame and 3" are large (20ga). I'm trying to figure out when this one was made. I know earlier 28's had a 25" barrel and later ones, like this one, are 27".

 

Very nice! That would be a dandy Grouse gun!

 

AND you are ENJOYING It..

(please tell us!)

It's a beauty.

 

Wow that is awesome! I have never seen one in 28 gauge before. You will have to let us know how it shoots!

 

Money gun! The wife’s uncle, he chooses that offering over any shotgun.

 

The 28 ga got popular in skeet shooting. It could compete in the same class as the 410. 28 ga parrerns way better than a 410. And they are a fun grouse gun. Loaded my double barrel with 7 shot and got a few of them with it. 7 shot performs better on grouse than 7 1/2.
Remington made the 1100 for skeet shooters.

DEP

 

Wow! Beautiful wood and looks like a safe queen! Terrific find!

 

Great Gun, and Beautiful wood- I saw one, same model and real nice wood furniture like this at a gun show yesterday, in the box and unfired as well. Very sought after.

 

Sweet. I love the 1100 series.

 

SWEET! I saw a Tournament Skeet 28 once, but I was passing through the communist state of Illinois and could not buy it as a non-resident. Guess they were afraid I'd go shoot some pigeons in Chicago. They would not even let me hold it until I showed them my retired military ID card.

 

You got yourself one heck of a find.

I almost felt bad but my friend who has six kids needed cash for Christmas so I ended up buying his 1100 12 ga 3" that looks brand new from 1968. 🤠

 

I have one with the 25" barrel. I love it! Bought new in the box from someone who won it and had no use or desire for a 28. Best $500 I ever spent!

 

Great find!!! Immaculate condition all around.