Remington 870 - Page 3

pbook1952 · 2 Weeks Ago

There is no way to go wrong with the 870. I have 4 of them from field grade to trap grade. 12 and 20 gauge. I have shot several thousand rounds with the trap gun and never any problems. Easy to carry and has a good feel. For the money its a great choice.

smiley69_300 · 2 Weeks Ago

Thanks for all the replies guys. Some very valuable info here. Pretty sure I am gonna side with the Remington.

Lock n Load · 2 Weeks Ago

for the Remmys.....

870s: 12 & 20 ga. and an 1187:

(2) 870 12 ga tacticals:

truegrit · 2 Weeks Ago

the 870 is nearly indestructible if they were good enough for our soldiers in Vietnam they're great for hunting and home defense I just wish I'd gotten the home field combo

SNAFU-M1A · 2 Weeks Ago

The 870 is a great gun. I carry one on duty & have one for home defense. They are the Mr. Potato Head of shotguns, you can add all kinds of crap to them, they break down easy & can be used for home defense, hunting, & trap just by changing barrels.

D.Kupp · 1 Week Ago

I have your answer to the Rem vs. Mossy thread: FN SLP Mk1 :-D

anifong · 1 Week Ago

Love my 870 - was my first gun purchase and still in excellent condition. I bought a Mossberg 20ga recently and just couldn't get used to the "slop" in the forearm, and overall fit and finish just wasn't close to the Remington. Sold it and bought a Remington semi-auto, and love it!

2 Weeks Ago	#3 (permalink)
Lock n Load Sharpshooter Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mville Posts: 888	for the Remmys..... 870s: 12 & 20 ga. and an 1187: (2) 870 12 ga tacticals: __________________ *"High drag and Low speed!!!"*

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truegrit Plinker Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Highland,IN Posts: 83	the 870 is nearly indestructible if they were good enough for our soldiers in Vietnam they're great for hunting and home defense I just wish I'd gotten the home field combo Last edited by truegrit; 2 Weeks Ago at 08:07. Reason: spelling

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2 Weeks Ago	#1 (permalink)
pbook1952 Plinker Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 10	There is no way to go wrong with the 870. I have 4 of them from field grade to trap grade. 12 and 20 gauge. I have shot several thousand rounds with the trap gun and never any problems. Easy to carry and has a good feel. For the money its a great choice.

2 Weeks Ago	#2 (permalink)
smiley69_300 Plinker Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Versailles,IN Posts: 221	Thanks for all the replies guys. Some very valuable info here. Pretty sure I am gonna side with the Remington.

2 Weeks Ago	#5 (permalink)
SNAFU-M1A Plinker Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Morgan Co Posts: 54	The 870 is a great gun. I carry one on duty & have one for home defense. They are the Mr. Potato Head of shotguns, you can add all kinds of crap to them, they break down easy & can be used for home defense, hunting, & trap just by changing barrels.

1 Week Ago	#6 (permalink)
D.Kupp BANNED Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 62	I have your answer to the Rem vs. Mossy thread: FN SLP Mk1 :-D

1 Week Ago	#7 (permalink)
anifong Plinker Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Tippecanoe, IN Posts: 51	Love my 870 - was my first gun purchase and still in excellent condition. I bought a Mossberg 20ga recently and just couldn't get used to the "slop" in the forearm, and overall fit and finish just wasn't close to the Remington. Sold it and bought a Remington semi-auto, and love it!