Rem. 870 barrel type

orca44mag

March 27, 2003 01:43

I just bought an 870 12 ga. and want to buy an extra barrel. I see many types available on this and other sites and want to make sure I buy the right style. S/N is S752562V and I think it was mfg'd in the mid seventies.
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  Rusticwater

  March 27, 2003 10:06

  Orca44mag,
  
  You don't mention if you have a special model like a magnum, etc. I suggest a free phone call to Remington at 800-243-9700 and give them your model info. They will advise you as to what type of barrel would be appropriate for your model/receiver. You can also browse some of the extra barrels they offer at this link.
  
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  rchawk

  March 27, 2003 12:46

  You might also check into Mossberg barrels for the 870. Yes, they do make them, I have a 26" "accu-choke" type for my Wingmaster. They run alot less dollars as well.
  
  
  Hawk
  
  
  I would rather be tried by 12 than carried by 6!

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  Sunray

  March 28, 2003 09:30

  For what purpose? 870 barrels are easy to come by, though not cheap. You really need to decide what you want the new barrel for, rifled, smooth bore rifle sighted, trap/skeet, birds, etc. After that it's just a matter of ordering the new barrel. An 870 is an 870. Any barrel for an 870 will fit.

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  headzilla97

  March 28, 2003 09:59

  Try a gun show i got one for about a 100 bucks

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  TRAP55

  March 29, 2003 16:33

  TRY HASTINGS BARRELS. CABELAS.COM ONLINE CATALOG SALES HAS FACTORY REM. BARRELS AS WELL AS HASTINGS.YOU NEED TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE A 3" RECEIVER.2 3/4" BARREL WILL WORK ON 3" FRAME WITH 2 3/4" SHELLS.

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