1955: Remington introduced the Model 870 Magnum-AP Standard Grade shotgun ($88.30) and the Model 870 Magnum-ADL Deluxe Grade shotgun ($127.15), each chambered for 12-ga., 3” magnum loads ...

3½" magnum shotshell in 1998, Remington announced the Model 870 Express Super Magnum. The Model 870 has endured relatively few major changes to how the gun is made, but as with anything that has ...

And the Remington 870 Express has continued to perform for more than ... and when I put it side-by-side with the new synthetic model, the Magnum is definitely the better built gun. As I said before, ...

In the late 1940s, Remington offered a great pump gun, the Model 31 ... it would undoubtedly be an 870 Wingmaster Magnum from the late 70s or 80s, the era of glossy wood and pressed fluer-de ...

But the guts of the gun are good. To me, this is essentially the same model that rolled off the line right before Remington filed for bankruptcy and halted production. It was a close race between the ...

The Remington 870 shotgun has been a staple in gun owners ... The top is metal to protect the gun (and mag) from repeated banging when loaded. The 870 DM comes with a 6+1 capacity.

The Remington Model 870 pump-action shotgun first hit the market in 1950 ... pattern of double-aught buckshot from a three-inch magnum shell on his ribcage, the buck didn’t go far at all ...

In the shotgun realm, maybe the most revered version ever produced has been the Remington Model 870. Remington, which was founded in 1816, introduced this gun in 1950 - and it was an instant success.

Gun writers, I have been told, are supposed to be stern, hardhearted and insensitive. They are to call it like they see it on the merits, or lack thereof, about any firearm they are reviewing ...

When it comes to American-made pump-action shotguns, few names carry as much weight as the Mossberg 590 and the Remington 870. Both have earned legendary status, with millions sold and decades of ...