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Remington Model 11 shotgun
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M11 semi-automatic shotgun with US Ordnance and USN markings. Military training shotgun likely used by pilot candidates at Pensacola Naval Base during WWII. Stock is marked with FJA (Frank J Atwood) inspector cartouche, but has a modern Bell & Carlson thick buttpad added.