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It was the breech bolt return plunger, it was bent down and not allowing the lock block to disengage. $23.80 in parts from numrich"s and she's good as new. Vince

OK, looks like I may have found the issue, the lock block is not filly disengaging from the barrel extension. So I guess its off to Remington to see what can be done. Thanks for all the reply's and advise. Vince

RE: rcmodel It won't open at all, if I pull the barrel off the bolt will move all the way back like it is suppose to, seems it's locked onto the barrel, which I thought it may be the barrel. guess I may have to send it to remington to get this one sorted out. Thanks Vince

I bought a used 1100 at a gunshow a few years back, I've put a 100 or so shells through it, but last time out I was shooting skeet and had two shells loaded, fired second shell and recoil felt different and didn't eject, went to clear chamber and could not open the bolt. I had to remove the...

I have bought a few guns from there and Ron is always a pleasure to talk to, now my Sundays have no meaning!

It is indeed the thin wall of . 308 commercial ammo that is the problem, but also the CETME chamber is fluted and .308 can and does expand into the flutes causing case head separations at unpredictable times. bad juju:eek:. Vince

Never mind can't get it to work. Look up Suzanna Hupp on you tube testifying before congress, she let's em have it! Vince

Do NOT take a firearm on Ft. Hood! That is a very quick trip to the federal pen, Before I retired I got my Texas CHL, and that is one of the few places in Texas you cannot carry. If She lives on the south side of 190 in Kouma village or Liberty village, same thing DO NOT Carry it, leave it in...

Sometimes it's in how it is all presented, I heard a story of two gentleman having a discussion on skeet shooting, and turned to AR's and AK's, Gentleman #3 overhearing the conversation ask first two "why do you feel the need to have such weapons, or any weapons at all? #1 says he is not in the...

I bought my son a cricket when he was 6, at 13 we traded it in for a Winchester 94. Now 18 he has several, a couple inherited from his Grandfather and one (12 Ga )he purchased himself. Vince

I have never hidden my guns from my kids but always out of reach locked in the gun cabinet, As my father did and explained to me, hide it and a child will become curious and just have to see what dad is hiding. anytime they wanted see one I would show it to them and let them hold it all the...

Answer all questions truthfully, No grey answers, or vague answers. As it will more than likely come back and bite you. You are in a pickle, all-tho I do not normally condone anyone carrying while under the influence of anything (legal or illegal) that may impair their judgment, I do not know...