Remington® 870 Express 20 Gauge w/26'' Barrel Shotgun
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Giving you the same precision, performance, and dependability as the proven 870 Wingmaster, the Remington 870 Express 20 Gauge w/26" Barrel Shotgun is a value-priced workhorse. This durable gun pairs the proven 870 action with a receiver milled from a solid billet of steel for maximum strength and reliability. The silky smooth twin action bars prevent binding and twisting so that you'll always have the chance to get off a second shot. This pump action sports non-reflective black matte metalwork and a no-frills satin finish hardwood stock and forend. Comes with a 3" chamber and 4 + 1 capacity. The 26'' vent rib barrel features a Rem choke and front bead sight.
- Brand - Remington
- Action - Pump
Rated 4.8 out of 5Â by 5
reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5Â by wabbitkiller duck died
This gun is great for upland, waterfowl, trap, skeet, deer and everything else
February 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by llamaboy worlds best gun for the money
i love every part of the gun, but it is a little heavy, you get used to it, defiantly a great shotgun
February 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by bigyungen all around gun
i have droped a turkey in its traks and since im a poor redneck i use it to skeet shoot but it only has one bead so lining up is a little hard but its still a great gun
January 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by joethefish great gun
you just cant buy a better gun for the price.
its cheap and it works much better than some of the more expensive guns.
May 3, 2012
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Im wondering if my son can use this gun for deer hunting with slugs and also use for pheasant hunting.Answers
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if you want it for deer hunting you need a slug barrel ($200) and it is awesome for pheasant hunting, if your son is young it is a bit on the heavy sideTop 500 Contributor
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you should get a slug barelA:Â
I got my son the same gun for almost the same purpose. You can either spend 499 dollars on a Remington combo youth gun or you can just shoot the slug, but it would be less accurate/ far or get a fully rifled shot gun barrel alone. But if you live in a certain state, you can use buckshot on deer.Details:Â
Why does the website say $319 but the gun counter at my local store says $369 and up?Answers
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319 dollars is probably the price for buying it online. That or there might be a different version that you requested.Details:Â
At 25 yards I couldn't get a single pellet out of 20 to even hit a standard size poster board with 3 in Remington #2 & #3 bucket shot with a full choke in it and extra full Remington choke in. Has anyone else had this problem?Answers
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no it has worked well for meA:Â
You probably hit the edges. Try and use slugs. But remove the choke first.Top 250 Contributor
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at 20 yards if you cant hit a posterboard with a shotgun you may want to consider shooting lessons at your local range.Details:Â
I've heard it rusts pretty easily, so if I go hunting and it starts raining, how bad would it be?Answers
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well i dont thik it would rust bad at all like noneA:Â
Hmm, I went hunting with my son before and it was raining cats and dogs. But it survived the storm. I think it takes about 24 hours of being 100% in water to make it rust badly.A:Â
Same as with any gun that's subjected to inclement weather, as long as you make sure to break it down and oil it it will be fine. I had the youth 20 ga. for about 8 years and hunted with it a lot in snow and rain...it never rusted on me because I took care of it. If you just throw it in the safe/case and never oil it, it will rust, as will any gun. But if you make sure to maintain it, the 870 is the most reliable shotgun on the market.1 of 1
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