If you have the new style gas piston seal assembly and it is not snapped together it will cause the exact malfunction you have described. I have personal experience
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- Fri Oct 15, 2010 6:47 pm
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- Topic: remington 1100 problems
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Re: remington 1100 problems
Check the gas piston seal assembly. If they aren't put together correctly it will cause this problem. There are two types of these. The old two piece assembly and the newer snap together type. Here's a VIDEO from Brownell's how to install your gas piston seal assembly.
If you have the new style gas piston seal assembly and it is not snapped together it will cause the exact malfunction you have described. I have personal experience with that problem.
If you have the new style gas piston seal assembly and it is not snapped together it will cause the exact malfunction you have described. I have personal experience
with that problem.