NEW Remington 870 ‘FIELDMASTER’
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- RemArms' has a new version of the 870, called the 'Fieldmaster'. These will be hitting the shelves in 2022.
We are seeing improved craftsmanship and a much better machined (hence smoother) action. Shooting video when weather permits
I agree with the previous post. The 870 is an excellent design. Bring back the Wingmaster with a high blue and great fit and finish, I was given one by my father when I graduated from high school in 1979. Wonderful gun that I treasure. People will pay for quality. There are a ton of us Remington fans out there. I hope they continue back to the top.
They will. They just need time. They aren’t trying to rush crappy guns to the market.
People will pay for quality but as it currently sits Remingtons are crap and i'm disappointed with the last couple Mossberg 500's ive seen. Least the old express's from the 80's and 90's were bombproof and high quality internally, thats all most of us want in an American pump.
@@jamesn8750 let’s hope these new ones are as good as everyone says.
Same year I graduated from school too
Under Cerberus capital management I'm sure they'll be putting out the cheapest built most expensive guns they can
I grew up with my dad being a Remington man. I’ve used them all my life and own a few. I’m glad to see they’re working to get back to what the name Remington stood for.
I like this fieldmaster... looks way better than the "Express" line. I would gladly purchase a fieldmaster or Wingmaster if reintroduced. Great Job
Good looking gun I got a 870 Express when I was 13 I’m now 38 I’ve killed a lot of game with it and never had any kind of problems with it . I’ve had Winchesters Mossburgs the 870 has always been my favorite and I still hunt with it . 25 years it’s never Failed me
@@kevindills7936 The early ones were pretty good and they were still functionally fine, but not equal in quality fit and finish.
I'd like to see Remington continue their journey towards the high quality firearms of old, maybe even reintroduce the Remington Wingmaster but If the do I hope they do so with a deep blued finish like was typically found on those manufactured a half century ago instead of the matte finish that's standard in most firearms today.
Would be $3k when people started paying a premium for plastic it opened the gates of hell
They will. Just give them time. The 700 bdl has a gloss finish. These field masters are just improved expresses is all.
That’s not possible anymore for safety and legal reasons, I don’t fully understand it but apparently there’s some toxic chemicals involved or something like that to get a blued finish to the quality of a gun from 20 years ago or more.
@@blakedavis2447 I doubt that. My 2019 m77 has a gloss finish.
@@ULFISHGETTER are you talking about a zastava?
Maybe I'm just too old but I miss traditional bluing and hand checkering. Yes more expensive but worth it to me.
For people that take them into the field all the time I'd rather have this new finish than the old shiny and smooth of the past. Unless I was just going to let it sit on my wall for show of course.
They still make the wingmaster with gloss bluing and gloss walnut. The field master is $500 the wingmaster is $900
Good job Remington ! I'll definitely take a look at your shotgun now. I have noticed your ongoing work with ammunition and trying to get the quality up and I truly appreciate it.
Mike, you know the ammo is made by a different company right?
Two completely separate companies...
I watched some college boy (Salesman) talking about the "New" designs for Remington ammunition. It was like watching management in the machine shops I had jobs at. "Change and improve it until it is totally worthless".
I am an old Remington fan,1100,870 field special,700,and many old 22LRs.I am pulling for you Remington!!
This is so nice to see, I hope Remington continues this pattern to making the 870 what it used to be before the quality got so bad. Build a good product and the customer will keep coming back!
Great to see Remington producing quality guns again. Have one of these in the mail to my FFL so this review was timely. Happy to be investing in a Remington renaissance.
How’s she holding up? Rust issues? I just snagged one. Better build than my express it seems
Thanks for the preview! This is the way to go, in my opinion. There has been a race to the bottom in the pump market and Remington is smart to go in the other direction.
Looks nice. I had the express maybe 35 years ago. My 1st 12 guage. Spent many hours in the woods with it. Loved that gun.
Just from the looks it is a much better effort than the Express. I do still hope at some point they will offer a polished blue version even on a limited basis.
Yeah I agree so few Firearms are made with the deep blue finish of yesteryear. I don't think there's anything prettier on a gun barrel
Maybe offer it as Custom shop order a Classic ☺️
The machining quality and metal prep are on a completely different level from this. The surface must be perfect and highly polished. This requires higher quality tooling, extra time, skilled craftsmen and a high rejection rate for small flaws. With a base price of $600 for this the high end one would probably be over $2000.
@@charlesmckinley29 yep and 2,000.00 would be inflation adjusted right about what it cost in the 1950's and 60's. Most people don't realize that a $175.00 gun in the 1950's was about 2 week's hard labor pay for the average working man....just like 2000.00 is today...
@@Simon-talks I’ve taken to pricing things in how many hours I have to work to pay for it. It is sad the number of people that just don’t understand basic fabrication cost and basic economics.
I hope they bring out a version with shiny blue steel and wood like they used to make I love a deep bluing
If it is affordable, hint hint!!!@
@@leahbennett4979 Expect to pay $$$ if you want deep blue. They tried to make a budget blued pump in the mid-80s called the Sportsman 12 and that didn't work.
Finally, quality guns from Remington again, I’ll be buying some of their new guns when I finally see them on the shelf. I grew up shooting Remington and I’ve missed them…
Me too
Did you end up getting one? I just snagged one and would love feedback? Rust issues?
@@Grizzlyman420 no, I still haven’t even seen one at my local gun shops
@@REPR100 thanks for the feedback. I’m happy with it, runs just like my express but fit and finish is nicer.
I grew up with Remington..first gun I bought for myself was a 16 Guage 870..glad they are back the right way
Just bought one and ran a box of shells through it, runs like a dream.
How’s she holding up? I just picked one up! Better quality than my express but only time will tell
I would love to get a brand new wingmaster built with the same quality as the 20g I had back in 1978.
I have a 870 express. Bought it about 20 years ago. My favorite shotgun. I beat the hell out of it hunting and I have never had a jam or any issue. Glad to see them keep it up!
I bought a Express in 1989, it has been rock solid for the last 33 years.
Same here. Bought mine in 1984.
WITHOUT A DOUBT THE GREATEST SHOTGUN " EVER " MADE , PERIOD ! ! !
A quality, well finished and built Wingmaster will be appreciated. Be sure to include the .410 on the smaller frame!
On their homepage they have a .410 Wingmaster.
I had a 16 Guage 870 that I went with my Dad as a little boy in a White's Auto store, Wingmaster.
Smooth operation and beautiful finish. My dad never took the gun apart, only wiped it down at the end of a hunt, consequently when I inherited it I stripped it as far as the trigger group would allow and scrubbed dust and sand for half an hour at least using a soft toothbrush and a full bottle of Hoppe's and 100 patches until like new.
Smooth as silk from then on.
Now I have a retired police model 1100, 12 Guage. Same scenario, disassembled from fore grip to butt plate. Chock full of carbon, two days of soaking and scrubbing to remove. Replaced the O-ring which crumbled in disassembly, oiled, wiped down, took to the range, ran 2 boxes of field loads without a hiccup, fantastic weapon 👏 😀
Good to see Remington back, producing what appears to be a good looking, quality product...
I love the 870! probably the best basic all around weapon ever produced. Glad to see the Quality has improved.
It's not a "weapon", it's a tool, a shotgun.
A hammer is a tool, a shotgun is a WEAPON!
It's not a weapon, it's a TOOL. Are you gonna put on your army helmet and attire against the grouse and pheasant brigade? lmao. Stop the liberal nonsense word crap. If someone runs up on you and beats your head into a pulp with a hammer before you can even tell what is going on....then the hammer becomes a WEAPON. Same thing for a knife, or an axe....they're all tools, like shotguns.
@@Simon-talks A shotgun is a self defense WEAPON as well as a hunting implement. If you were to look up weapons, you might see a shotgun listed there. If looking up tools, I think not. But again, you can call it what you like.
@@frankgoss6574 No, it's a tool, that is used to shoot clay, hunt, trap shoot, etc...(that you can chose if you want to use in a single, solitary instance to use against a human being as a weapon if you so chose, just like you could do the same with a knife, an axe and a hammer). Libtard. Take your libtard and pronoun crap and move to china, so you can give away the rest of your rights and freedoms..but live America out of your derangement .
The 870 is an icon in the shotgunning world. Remington management has realized they need to emphasize quality over engaging in price competition with imports from third-world country. Best to them.
I'm happy to see Remington is still in business and making quality firearms.
I have an old wingmaster from the 50s. Great gun. Hope they make the 870s like that one.
You do it the best, brother. Your diligence in holding their feet to the fire has influenced Remington's goals, I think. Speaks well of your (increasing) influence. Please keep up the good, straight-forward, honest reviews. MANY thanks!
I am really happy to see the step up in quality with this new 870. Honestly this puts Remington back on my radar when it comes to looking at a new gun. I am glad they sent you out the gun to review
So glad Remington is doing this. Good job
Purchased a 20 gauge fieldmaster yesterday at rural king. Everything on it is perfect. Action is slick as snot. I wanted a 26" barrel on the 20 gauge but they were clearancing the 28" version and it was 429 vs 499 (for the 26") so I just took the 28" barrel instead of the 26. With the 70 bucks I saved, I put the money towards more ammo and a soft case. Very pleased so far. It's no wingmaster but it is definitely an upgrade to the express models.
How’s she holding up? I just got the 12 gauge one a few months ago and I’d say they’re back making good shotguns
I love my 870 express magnum 28"! Bought it in 1998 and I couldn't tell you the amount of game that it has taken! Hopefully this fieldmaster brings remington back up to the top!🇺🇲🇺🇲
What ? A few squirrels?
A few grizzlies
@@jaredw289 come on . Its not a buyers market .
😂
I bought a new 870 Fieldmaster 20 gauge specifically for upland game hunting this year, I can tell you the fit and finish is one of the best I’ve seen in a LONG time on anything under $2,000. It reminds me of a Winchester model 70 I really wanted like 14 years ago but I didn’t have the money at the time. It’s very nicely done, but not polished shiny blue like a browning that you don’t even want to get fingerprints on because you can see them from space, no this gun wants to put meat on your table, but there’s nothing that you have to rationalize a justification, excuse or apology for. Like when you buy some guns and your like “well this or that isn’t perfect but that’s okay cause it’s going to get beaten up in the field anyway”, you don’t have to do that with this gun. I’ll tell you I almost bought another Mossberg 500, but after handling the 870 it actually fit me personally better and I much preferred the aesthetics of it, the Mossberg forend looked and felt like a 4x6, and I almost made the excuse “that’s okay cause I know it’ll function fine for what I’ll be using it for”, but I thought this one time, I’m going to spend $100 more and get the gun I REALLY like and I don’t have to make excuses for, and after taking it out in the field, I think it’s a bargain at only $100 more than a Mossberg. Again, not that the Mossberg won’t function fine and everything, but I’ve now owned both a Mossberg 500 and a Remington 870 Fieldmaster at different times, the Remington didn’t cut up my thumb from loading it all day, the actual was much slicker, the whole gun was just smoother and more intuitive for me. I’m actually glad I bought one when I did, because I put these more in the category of a Browning BPS and I think their price is going to go up shortly. Part of the reason I almost got a Mossberg even though I didn’t like it as well was because there is a LOT of negative press in the gun world regarding Remington quality right now, even the salesman at another store told me “I wouldn’t buy a Remington right now”, fortunately I’ve been part of the gun community long enough and I’ve owned and shot firearms long enough I can usually take what people are saying with a grain of salt and form my own conclusions, and times like this certainly make me appreciate that I don’t just take people word for it.
I got the 12 gauge model with the 26” barrel and I’d say they’re back to making quality shotguns! This field master is a lot better finish than the express I know that! The wood is pretty and she runs smooth 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Just purchased mine 3 days ago. Saw it on the shelf and thought, I haven’t seen one in a few years on shelves. Bought it without question. 12 gauge field master 28”
How’s it holding up? I just picked one up myself. Seems like a better build than my express. Any feedback would be great
I have a 870 express I purchased in 1990 and to this day still love it 😁
I grew up with my father being a gunsmith. Remington firearms was his choice for a good reason back then. I hope these a actions now will return my thoughts back to what my family loved
I love how you made me feel about my favorite shotgun !! Great job man
Good looking 870 shot gun. Hopefully they will make it in 20 gauge. Thanks for the update
Just purchased 12 ga. Fieldmaster. Compares favorably with '71 wingmaster I have, the checkering is even better on new gun Fit and finish very good at this price point, slide action buttery out of the box. Forearm snug, no wobble. Hats off to RemArms!
I just got the field master as shown in this video and I’d say they’re back to
Making quality shotguns 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 I love 870s! This is my do all shotguns! Home defense, turkey hunting, deer hunting! This is a quality firearm and I’m happy I got it for 530$ brand new
This is a dream come true for those of us with "green" blood. If they keep this up, they'll slowly but surely restore the reputation of the company. I want to see the Ilion plant continue on for the sake of tradition. I also hope the new Georgia plant is a huge success. Any time, and in any of the fifty states that high quality guns are being made, is cause for celebration.
I just got this same field master and I tell ya what they’re making good shotguns again 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Gator69420 That's good to hear because I'm planning on getting one soon. I've been holding off just to make sure these new guns are the real deal, but everybody I've seen them are happy. Is your 870 one of the remaining Ilion, NY made guns, or is it one of the new ones made in Georgia?
@@Lex5576 the one I have is NEW YORK
Very nice gun! Everything is tight where the stock meets the receiver, the walnut wood is very nice, the pump is super smooth! I was going to get a 590A1 but the Remington to me was better option due to my hunting needs! I have a mossberg 500 as well and I’d take this 870 over the 500 all day long
Great review, glad to Remington coming around, one of my favorite gun makers. I love my old 870, it's like the old work truck of shotguns.
As a Remington fan I am very excited to see this. Hopefully they do the same with the 700 bolt rifles.
Pretty sure they are suppose to announce a new 700 in a month or 2. I got my wallet ready. It’s the only reason I haven’t bought one of these. Gotta save for it and a new leupold scope lol.
wow this is great to see I got my wing master 1973 and still own got it for 8th grade graduation the fit and finish was beautiful nice to see its back my kids know the 870 goes in the box with Dad
It looks quite nice! Thanks, David!
I own a 1974 wingmaster ducks unlimited 870 and a 1981 standard 870 wingmaster. These guns are not only functionally dependable but bueatifiul pieces of work. I just recently bought the 1981 870 in like new condition and will buy these older 870s anyday over the new ones.
I wish them success it looks like a really nice shotgun I like the non-glare finishes over the old super shiny glossy stuff.
Thanks for the update David!!!
If Remington brings back the Wingmaster, I'll purchase it without hesitation! I treasure my older Wingmaster and would love to purchase a new one that I can pass on for many generations!!
Good ole Remington 🌟🌟
I would give anything if they’d make this in a 22 inch compact! It would be perfect for us vertically challenged shooters. Beautiful shotgun… welcome back Remington 🇺🇸
Sure you could buy a 22 inch barrel it even just cut your own.. it easy as can be.. Don it a couple times
I switched my 28" barrel with a factory 21" ribbed barrel. Added an Indian Creek choke, &:it makes for a great turkey gun set up.
@@driftlesshunter9200 thank you sir. 🇺🇸
There will be a couple compact versions in 20 gauge
I bought the Fieldmaster compact 20 ga w/21in barrel synthetic stock a couple of weeks back. Comes w/ receiver drilled and tapped and sling swivel studs.
I hope they do well. My very old Wingmaster is a top-notch pump gun.
Well I'll tell you one thing it is really really nice to see Remington had stepped up their game very very nice
I’m just now starting to study shotguns as I need one for home defense. I had a few folks tell me I should use a shotgun rather than my Ruger Security 9. This is one of the firearms in stock at my local gun store which I’m researching. Glad to hear they did a good job with the build quality. I’ll be adding it to my list of shotguns I’m interested in. I appreciate your video!
I own a Wingmaster, left hand, bought it in 1956. Came with a modified fixed choke barrel. Bought another barrel in the 1980’s to use screw in chokes. I hate the “Express”. I can’t wait to buy a Fieldmaster in left hand. Thanks Remington.
Great! My only question was about the barrel interchangeability and you answered that as well. I will definitely be looking into one when they hit stores.
I have a lot of fond
memories with this
line of pumps.
I'm glad it survived
Remington's bankruptcy.
Very happy to see Remington coming back from the grave. I bought an Express back in the 90's. Have always loved it. Bought a second one around 2007. Slight quality drop. Had to take some sandpaper to it to get it to eject properly, but it runs great now. I did notice the trigger guard on the older one is metal, and the newer one is plastic. Thought that was interesting. Bought a 700 in the 90's as well in 30-06. They all take deer quite well. The Fieldmaster in the video looks very nice. Something to recommend to a younger generation. Local box store has them on sale for $459.99. That's what got me interested in who's making Remington now. Again, really nice to see a positive review.
That Fieldmaster looks like an Express with walnut, but seems to function a little better.
Not everyone has to go for the cheap market. The Fieldmaster in this movie is a nice gun. Keep up the good work. Nice review.
Very nice shotgun! I purchased one a few months back and it’s beautiful and runs smooth! I’d say they’re back to making quality shotguns 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Just bought this as my first ever gun. Getting my hunting license this year and will be getting a rifle barrel for this as well. Very excited
How’s it holding up? I just snagged one and would love feedback! Rust issues?
I wish I could get a 510 Targermaster. So cool the Remington are still being produced.
Keep an eye on gunbroker I see them occasionally and also I see them on guns America. I Like them as well.
@@mikedillon6233 the rifle looks is so beautiful. Thanks for the suggestion.
That was my father's first gun. Bought second hand and gifted to him.
It was his family's only source of meat for long periods of time. A lot of responsibility to lay on a boy's shoulders. But the Remington 510 loaded with shorts (they were cheaper than long rifle back then) did it's part.
@@robertlemaster7525 I really cherish the craftsmanship put into older rifles. Thank you for sharing your memories of yesteryear.
I have a 870 express synthetic. I want one of those new fieldmasters, man they look good to me 👍👍
I just picked one up and it’s better quality than my express 🤷♂️
Nice to see Remington producing quality arms again, fit and finish looks good reminds me of the 1187 Sportsmans Field they were putting out a while ago I hope they bring that one back too as I've been wanting one of them in a 20ga.
Be nice to see one with that rich deep bluing of earlier years. They even have a ceracote that matches it pretty close.
Funnily enough I have an 870 express that I got as a gift when I turned 18 back in 2014. A few years ago I changed the plastic stock and forearm out for a wooden set that looks just like that. The guns look pretty much the same
I really am pulling for the various Remington companies to turn things around and become a leader in the gun community. Time will tell.
My 870 from the 90s has issues feeding from the magazine tube. I think its a tooling issue. Im reluctant to buy another one.
I've got a 12 guage 870 Wingmaster I bought at JC Penny back in 1970. Paid a little over $100 bucks for it. It's still my favorite shotgun in my collection of ten bought since then.
Oh yeah....I remember seeing Wingmasters and Model 1100s everywhere as a kid......K Mart, Richway, White Auto, Western Auto, even Ace Hardware. Remington was a division of Dupont and there was no real competition above or below....but times changed and Big Green was slow to. I worked for K Mart in 1986 and by then, all the blued steel and shine was gone. We sold 870 Express pumps and matte finish 1100s with black synthetic stocks.
@@TwoWeekCowboy
Yep!
I own a couple of the synth/matte combination, but I will always love old school blue/walnut in my collection.
It's like a work of art, beautiful for a common shotgun!!
I really like this, I’ve always been a 870 fan. I own 4 of these. 2 wingmaster 1 magnum 1 express. I wish they would have engraved fieldmaster after Remington 870 and blued the steel.
Remington model 1100 was a really good shot gun. Id like to see them make a new version.
Would love to see a nice high end 22 come from old rem someday. I would buy it
Sounds like Remington reached out to you sent you a gun and a check to gove a great review
I wish Remmy all the best, this is a step in the right direction.
I have been shooting 870s in virtually all forms for the last 50 years I shot an 870 Comp for one of my trap guns shooting 12K rounds a year with that gun, they are also very predictable in when parts are going to be needed, firing pins, the receiver is good for around 450K rounds then the stretch starts to show in the lockup. I shot some very high end trap shoots in both FL and AZ and of course all through the midwest and it always made me proud to have my Comp in the gun rack and there wasnt a gun in the rack that wasnt 15K or many much higher and my 870 Comp. Anybody with the big Italian name guns were always my target and I very seldom lost to them! I have owned many many shotguns over the years some very expensive doubles and un-singles etc. but in the end if I had to only pick ONE to see me through whatever it would be an 870!
Good review young man !!
Keep up the good work .
Excellent! I will have one of these with 26" barrel ASAP
I purchased one a few months ago with the 26” barrel! It’s awesome
I’d say Remington is back to making quality shotguns
I own a few Remingtons. A few 870 and had a old 1970s 1100. My 1100 80s. Looks nice very refined. Good walnut. And I’m sure reliable. ! Keep it in production Americans will buy them. 🇺🇸
Nice to see Remington on their way back to Quality of OLD" ';-)
Looks like a very nice upland game firearm. Hopefully Rem will continue upwards and make sure it's stamped "made in the USA" !
This is nice like the stock chechering was looking good ! Very nice budget pump enjoyed your review keep it up !!
Thank you for keeping us informed
I just purchased this exact one from the local gun shop. I love it
I've shot roughly 20 slugs thru it. Shoots amazing with no flaws. I also shot 20 00 buckshot 9 pellet and it's just an amazing shotgun!! I'd buy another one just to have a pair of them
How’s she running ? I just got one a few months ago
@@Gator69420 it's running amazing!! No issues!! Just clean it when you're done and not going to use it for a while.
@@randyl6699 awesome
Thanks for the response! I got the field master a few months back and it’s awesome! I think a lot of people don’t take care of their guns so the rust issues some talk about it lack of cleaning 🤷🏼♂️ with this field master I’d say Remington is back to making good shotguns! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Gator69420 I agree!! I saw a fieldmaster with an 18.5" slug barrel at the local gun store. I have been thinking about getting it.
I have purchased two of these since they reintroduced them. I am very happy with the quality, detail, and functionality. Could have saved 150 going the Turkish route but you all better get these USA made guns while you can. Your kids and grandkids will thank you!
Just got my new 870 Fieldmaster super mag. Saw good reviews and wanted to buy a new 870 that was well made like the older ones.. Action was very smooth out of the box and the gun is beautifully made. Nice furniture and glass bead finish. Haven't been to the range with it yet, but the gun cycled snap-caps flawlessly and I see no reason while it won't perform with real ammo.
If i could have only one shot gun, it would for sure be a Remington 870. One of the best, for sure.
Me So Happy that Remington is on the way up.
It would be nice if Remington builds the 870 in a Wingmaster like they did in 1964😍high polish blue all over and a beautiful high gloss walnut stock like I remember when I was a kid to daydream over to have❤
I bought a 870 Wingmaster with a 30" fixed full choke barrel in 2 3/4" chamber back in 1981/82 before the days of steel shot for waterfowling.
It has held up wonderfully over the last 40 years and has been used extensively for Doves in the rice fields & brackish marshes of S.E. Texas for Ducks.
Durable as a block of concrete. The blueing has suffered a bit as a result of being carried into the marshes as everything within a few miles of the surf is coated in salt.
My son & nephew carry 870's today though not the Wingmaster (I suspect they are express models) after trying cheaper shotguns from other makers that did not hold up to the rigors of waterfowling.
If the Fieldmaster even comes close to the quality of the Wingmaster I would recommend it to any serious waterfowler.
.....NICE !!!!......reminds me of when I was a kid.....in America ! .... hard to tell anymore though !!
The only Remington I own is a 270 model 721 old gun still a tac driver was given to me by a great uncle I'd like to see that Remington back again very good firearms back then
I've taken Express models and bent the action bars to fit so there is no drag on them, and then smoothed them up with a file and smoothed everything else that moves to make them as smooth as the Wingmasters. Once properly fitted, they're a very smooth operating gun.
I bought the synthetic version yesterday. Someone traded it in new unfired. For $300 out the door , I couldn't pass it up. I was going to get the Winchester sxp which was the same price, but this one felt so much better to me. The fit and finish is excellent and the action is buttery smooth as others have stated. Also the synthetic stock doesn't feel cheap like the express use to.
Note to Remington I favor the Winchester sxp field compact because it has a 13" length of pull I don't shoot my Mossberg 500 cause my arms are too short good review I'm glad to see quality upgrades from Remington
Just picked up the new 870 fieldmaster and this thing is awesome. I ordered an 18 1/2” barrel for it for home defense. I’ve been wanting a gun I could switch out barrels for home and hunting and this seems to be great quality so far and solid.
How’s she holding up? I just got one a few months back and I’d say they’re back to making quality shotguns 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@Gator69420so far it’s been a great shotgun and the durability is holding up.
@@fightingirish5550 cool thanks for the response! I’ve had no issues with the 870
People complain about rust yet they don’t clean their guns 😂
I have a used 870 express and I have no issues with it. Good gun.
Very excited to see RemArms first take on the 700. This is their first 870 line that they’ve came up with. I’m curious to what the first 700 will be.
Id like to see Remington make a new model 1100.
Looks good! Would love to see them redo the 1100
I have a 870 200 year anniversary I love it currently looking for a new 20” smooth bore with rifle sights Remington told me 6 months they should be making barrels again
Wow! Looks really good. If I see one it will likely come home with me
I don't have a problem paying for quality. Looks like they are on the right path.
I am firm believer in Rem Arms. I they get back to the quality of firearm’s they had 20+ years ago