What problems did the Remington 11-48 have?

Answer 1

alguns cartuchos não são disparados

Answer 2

Very few. Percieved recoil is somewhat higher than modern autoloading shotguns, but still less than most of its contemporaries and very managable. Properly maintained, the 11-48 is reliable. Complaints of unreliable examples are almost always attributable to worn-out friction rings or improper lubrication of the exterior magazine tube. A fresh fricton ring and/or a magazine tube polished with fine emery cloth and lightly lubricated with 30 weight oil solves almost all problems. Well-used examples may show a propensity for spitting out their charging handles. This is remedied by careful cleaning of the ball-and-spring retaining mechanism or replacment of the charging handle-- 1100 charging handles are interchangable with the 11-48.