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3T Tactical Shotgun Tactical Ultra-Illumination Device (S.T.U.D) Review
Review from Shoten Armory Tactical Support
With over 10,000,000 Remington 870s in use today by proud owners, you will find them set up for hunting, law enforcement, military, home defense and recreation. Inevitably, the subject of illumination will come up among all. So, do we evaluate every single one for its pros and cons or do we finally establish and recognize the fact that tactical really does mean practical?
Wilson Combat Scattergun Technologies +2 Mag Tube Extension Kit
Wilson Combat Scattergun Technologies +2 Mag Tube Extension Kit
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Wilson Combat Scattergun Technologies +2 Mag Tube Extension Kit
Wilson Combat Scattergun Technologies +2 Mag Tube Extension Kit
How to Mount a Red Dot Scope to a Remington 870
There are many ways to go about mounting a red dot scope onto a Remington 870 shotgun. Some of these ways are expensive, while others require more time and energy at a cheaper price. The most common way is to use saddle mounts by replacing the trigger pins with bolts for the mounts. However, the most reliable method of mounting a red dot scope is drilling and tapping the receiver first and then installing the rail. You will need a drill and skills in gunsmithing in order to do this properly. That is why it may be better for beginners or average users to just use saddle mounts with bolts that replace the trigger pins. This method is much simpler and faster to install. Once the mount is placed on top, you just screw the red dot scope into it or snap it in depending on the model.
Blackhawk SpecOps II Stock and Forend for Remington 870
2nd generation of the Blackhawk SpecOps Stock is even better than previous version. The main problem of the 1st generation SpecOps stock was cheekslap which some of the shooters experienced. Now this problem is almost eliminated. The stock may hit you only when you shoulder it wrong.
Blackhawk SpecOps II Stock and Forend have a lot of advantages. It reduces felt recoil and I think that it is the best choice for new shooters. This stock is adjustable and will fit shooters with longer or shorter hands.
The forend is long which makes it easy to reload a shotgun and it has grooves which ensure positive grip.
MatchSaverZ for Pump Action Shotgun Review
MatchSaverZ is a shell holder that holds one shell near the chamber to be able to load a shotgun quickly.
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Phoenix Technology Remington 870 KickLite Stock Review: Advantages and Disadvantages
Field test of the Phoenix Technology Remington 870 KickLite Stock was pretty interesting. It hasn’t changed my mind about pistol grips on shotguns. I don’t like them. Even if it’s a recoil-reducing pistol grip stock.
Shooting Skeet with Your Remington 870 Tactical
Very interesting story from Jeffrey Lors, one of the readers of the Rem870.com Blog. Make sure to visit his blog here: http://oldironadventure.com/2014/01/26/shooting-skeet-with-your-tactical/
Remington 870 Express 20 Gauge Upgrades (Recommended for Home Defense)
The Remington 870 Express Youth Pump Action shotgun is a 20-gauge special that not too many people know about. Of course, most people are familiar with the Remington 870 shotgun model because it has been around for roughly 60 years. The 12-gauge Express, however, is what most people are familiar with. The Express Youth Pump Action is a 20-gauge with a design that’s proved reliability over the years. It has great versatility and shooting characteristics. The slide-action performance of the 870 Express Youth gives you fantastic reliability and dependability while you’re shooting the weapon. If you’ve ever used a Remington 870 before, then you’ll love the look and feel of the Remington 870 Express Youth because they are very similar in both design and quality.