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Remington 870

Started by High plains drifter, May 15, 2018, 07:49:55 PM

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High plains drifter

Quote from: renegade19 on May 16, 2018, 08:46:16 PM
Quote from: Phillipshunt on May 16, 2018, 08:05:24 PMUntil you have a shotgun with Wingmaster stamped on the reciever you will not know what the 870 was meant to be. The Express models will suffice ...but so will a ugly fat women.

Who you gonna go to battle with?  An ugly fat woman or a fashion model?  Wingmasters for the wealthy upland bird gentlemen.  870 Express models for those of us who get down and dirty in the bush!   :TooFunny:
k. Exactly

High plains drifter

Quote from: Turkeytider on June 20, 2020, 06:42:53 PMMy experience with Remington guns started with an 1100 back in 1983 that I used primarily to duck hunt with in Louisiana. All the way up until now with two 870s ( Super Mag Special Purpose Turkey from `05 and an Express made in `15 ) and a V3 walnut semi-auto. None of them have EVER failed to load, fire , or eject. Not...once. Have to say, though, that I clean my guns after every shooting session, range or field. I`ve never judged the quality of a gun by how many thousands of rounds it can go through before it gags on its own filth. I am an unabashed Remington fan, therefore. They`ve yet to give me a reason not to be.
o Yeah I've owned lots of Remington's, and brownies, never had a problem with either one.

Tom007

Quote from: High plains drifter on April 01, 2025, 05:49:48 AM
Quote from: Turkeytider on June 20, 2020, 06:42:53 PMMy experience with Remington guns started with an 1100 back in 1983 that I used primarily to duck hunt with in Louisiana. All the way up until now with two 870s ( Super Mag Special Purpose Turkey from `05 and an Express made in `15 ) and a V3 walnut semi-auto. None of them have EVER failed to load, fire , or eject. Not...once. Have to say, though, that I clean my guns after every shooting session, range or field. I`ve never judged the quality of a gun by how many thousands of rounds it can go through before it gags on its own filth. I am an unabashed Remington fan, therefore. They`ve yet to give me a reason not to be.
o Yeah I've owned lots of Remington's, and brownies, never had a problem with either one.

Amen, got some of the older Rem'ys with the Old School camo. They are built with quality and function flawlessly. Sure wish they could make them once again.