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| Value for Money | 8.5/10  |
|---|---|
| Reviewer Rating | 9.5/10 |
| Overall Rating | 9.8/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 26th Jul 2008
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: 3" magnum, fit and finish excellent and at 6.5 pounds not too light. Cycles all 2.5" and 3" cartridges. Simple to clean and assemble. Great on grey squirrels.
Bad Points: My 870 .410 I purchased new, imagine my surprise when no matter how hard and fast I pumped the forend after firing the first round, the next shell would not feed.
General comments: My expectations due to the 870s history and reputation were high. I was very disappointed when I discovered the feeding problem described in bad points.
After much thought, I found the shells were snagging on the shell stops when they were cammed by the action bars, there was no way those shells were coming out. The solution, I ground down the inner edges of the shell stops with a dremmel fitted with a abrasive stone, problem solved.
Now this problem is sorted the gun is up to Remington high standards and would highly reccomend one.
Guest.'s review and ratings | 148 words
Review by
superdude
on 28th Dec 2005
User Rating : 10
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The Remington 870 small bore .410 is a very good gun. only 1 down point though. Some times there are feeding problems but that only happens when you have a shell chambered and others in reserve and you pump the chambered shell out enough to get it out and not so the other ones will feed. Then the one shell will get caught and you have to use a stick to fix it. But I use it for geese (load your own buckshot) and skeet. It's a great gun the weight is heavy compared to a Mossberg 500 410 and other ...
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