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So I've got this older Remington Model 11....

Also, you probably need to put a light coat of oil (or grease) on the magazine tube after cleaning. It makes the gun run smoother and the friction ring will still do it's job. My pre-model 11 shoots pretty much anything now even when set up for heavy loads, and it saves wear & tear on the gun (and shooter).

What grease are you using for that?


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What grease are you using for that?


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IDK....to get my BIL's A11 working I had to get 4 new parts for it: a bronze friction ring, a friction wafer-like spring and an adjustable end cap plus a new mag spring...Worked perfectly after that... Parts from Brownells for about $89
 
I just had some Hoppes gun grease & used it. A very light coat of grease or oil on the Mag tube keeps the friction ring from seizing up or galling and causing cycling problems.
That's been my experience at least.
 
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