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WWII U.S. Military Remington Model 11 Riot Shotgun – FJA Cartouche – Ordnance Marked – Flaming Bomb – S/N 467468
Description: WWII U.S. Military-Issued Remington Model 11 Semi-Automatic Riot Shotgun – 12 Gauge
Offered is an authentic, all-original U.S. military-marked Remington Model 11, the John M. Browning-designed long-recoil semi-auto adopted by the U.S. Ordnance Department for security, guard, and aerial gunnery training duty during World War II. This is the earlier wartime variant — built on the commercial-pattern receiver with the original Remington duck-in-flight roll engraving still present, predating the later "Military Finish" stamped guns. Approximately 65,000 Model 11s were procured by the U.S. military during WWII, making this an increasingly difficult piece to find in honest, unrestored condition. Key Markings:
Crisp "U.S." with flaming bomb (Ordnance Department acceptance) cartouche on left side of receiver
"REMINGTON / REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. / 467468" serial on left receiver
Browning's patent dates (Oct. 9, 1900; Dec. 17, 1901; Sept. 30, 1902; June 18, 1903) on barrel
"The Remington Arms Union Metallic Ctg. Co. Inc. – Remington Ilion Wks. – Ilion, N.Y. U.S.A." barrel address
Faint stock cartouche stamp on left side of wrist is OG with a square around it and FJA visible under the engraved 4 on the stock
Period rack number "4" hand-carved into buttstock
"MODEL 11" stamped on bolt
Specifications:
Caliber/Gauge: 12 gauge, 2-3/4" chamber
Barrel: ~26" cylinder bore
Action: Browning long-recoil semi-automatic
Capacity: 4+1
Sight: Brass bead front
Stock: Original American walnut, straight-grip with ribbed wood buttplate
Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co., Ilion, NY
Estimated production: Early WWII (c. 1941–1943)
Condition:
Metal: Approximately 70–80% original blue with light freckling and honest age patina; no deep pitting; receiver markings remain crisp
Wood: Solid, no cracks; honest handling wear with armorer/period date notations on forearm; rack number "4" carved into buttstock
Bore: Bright with light scattered marks; cylinder choke
Action: Cycles correctly; functions as designed
Original wood buttplate intact
Forearm and buttstock both original-pattern
The markings on the forearm are the different dates that it moved through several police departments after the war
Curio & Relic eligible (manufactured prior to 1946)
A solid, honest WWII-era U.S.-marked riot gun for the military shotgun collector. These are appreciating steadily as WWII collectibles continue climbing. Will ship to your FFL or C&R holder. Buyer pays shipping. 3-day inspection.
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