[dctfn]

Just joined the forum and curious. Just purchased a NIB 1100 Comp. master for $719.00 Is this a reasonable price. This is my first shotgun. I have been a handgun enthusiast for years and thought I would expand my interest.

Another question. I shoot left handed. Is this going to be a problem. Not sure if Rem. makes a left handed version.

thx, dctfn

[9mmMike]

Great gun. Good price. I have an 1100 configured kinda sorta like a CM, 21" barrel (fixed choked), +3 extension, extended bolt-handle but with wood instead of synthetic.
Very cool guns!
Remington did/does make an 1100 lefty but I've no idea if they offered the CM in that flavor.
Have fun with that 1100. They are excellent guns.
Mike

[another okie]

The price is reasonable. I have a CM and like it a lot. You can get an 1100 for less and add the extras yourself and probably save a few dollars; I went for the package.

Like all 1100s, you need to use at least mid-range ammo in power. Very light loads will not cycle it. The lightest ammo that is reliable for me is the Remington 1 1/8, 7 1/2s, about 1145 fps, STS light Target.

[GBTx01]

Welcome to the world of shotguns, they are just as addicting as pistols. I'm the proud owner of two Rem 1100. The first one was a Competition Master. I paid about what you did and I did a lot of shopping. It is everything that the advertised to be. The second 1100 was bought used. I added an EZ-loader, Speedfeed Stock, Hi-viz follower, 7-shot mag extension, 6-shot side saddle, and tactical charging handle. I will be adding XS Express rifle sights at a later date. When all is said and done I'll have sent about $500 on this shotgun. The second 1100 has taken a lot of TLC and tried my paitence a couple of times. For an out-of-the-box ready to go 3-gun shotgun you can't beat the CM, but if you have time on your hands to realy search out good deals on used 1100s you can get a lot for your money.
I haven't seen any lefty CMs around here.

[lycanthrope]

You might want to hold on to that one. They don't make the CM anymore.