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Remington 870 Wingmaster 20 Gauge

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  • mrs102
    Your barrel code (BCY) doesn't seem to fit the pattern for dating the barrel which is the only published data available for Remington. The "sticky" (at the top of this forum list) title for serial numbers will direct you to the Remington number site.

    If you have a 20 gauge "standard" Model 870 it is a 20 gauge built on a 12 gauge receiver. They did this with the Model 1100 also until the lightweight models were introduced. Since there are many less "standard" barrels than LT and LW barrels yours may be original to the gun, as in no one put a different barrel on it since it was new. These barrels are not interchangeable because of the barrel ring and the barrel fit (diameter) to the receiver. Check your barrel code again and then check the dating site mentioned above. Otherwise, Remington is the only one who will probably be able to date your receiver alone by serial number.

    BTW, $275 for an 870 Standard 20 gauge sounds like an OK price and if you are OK with it, that's the most important part.
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  • KevinCro
    Just to update this post. I called Remington and the gun was made in 1955. Thanks for the help.
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  • countryfarmer
    You got a good deal in my opinion. I prefer the older guns anyway, I hope you get many years of enjoyment out of it.
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