Originally introduced in 1902 and rebranded in 1911, the Model 11 is John Browning's automatic shotgun, which he personally considered one of his best designs. Single brass bead sight on the solid rib, with 2 3/4" chamber, standard markings on the left side, and choke marked "FULL" near the breech. A niter blue sliding safety is installed inside the trigger guard, with the "REMINGTON/ UMC" markings on the lower tang. Spectacular select grade straight English style walnut stock, with checkering on the forearm and wrist, Remington grip cap with Fleur-de-Lis designs, 14" pull and a checkered Remington-UMC buttplate.

Near new, with only a few barely discernable light handling marks overall. Another high quality piece that is unusual in that the wood is nearly Deluxe grade and has the rare straight stock. A chance to own both rarity and condition from the James Tipton Collection.