Gun-Guides Remington 870 Shotguns– Gun Guides

Easy to use -- Comb binding lies open and flat on your work surface.

16 pages & 20 + high-resolution grayscale images.

Cardstock cover. Bright white paper.

The only current printed manual that includes information on ALL models.

Guide includes Introduction, Disassembly, Reassembly Tips, and The Remington Arms Co. 1816 ~ 2004.

Introduction:
Exploded Parts Diagram (70 + parts – 4 Pages)

Disassembly:
Safety
Action Bar Lock
Barrel & Magazine Spring
Trigger Assembly
-Advanced – Carrier & Carrier Dog
-Advanced – Rear Trigger Pin Sleeve
-Advanced – Sear Spring
-Advanced – Trigger Pin
-Advanced – Trigger
-Advanced – Sear
-Advanced – Hammer Assembly
-Advanced – Safety
Forend Tube Assembly
Bolt
Model 870 Magnum Only Instructions
Firing Pin
Extractor
Stock

Reassembly Tips

The Remington Arms Co. 1816 ~ 2004

Excerpt from this Guide:

The Remington 870 is the most popular shotgun ever made.

Period. Since its introduction in 1950 through 2003, Remington has produced 8,726,789 model 870s. Today it is still the standard for which all other pump-action shotguns are made. And because they practically never wear out, there are more Model 870s in use today than any other shotgun.

870’s are currently offered in 12-gauge, Super Magnum 12, 16, 20, 28-gauge, and 410 bore.

The 870 Wingmaster combines unique, timeless solid steel design and rugged reliability with a custom-quality finish.

The model 870 is available is several configurations including youth models, Super Magnum, Special Purpose Deer, and Turkey guns, Express, Combo, Camo, and Marine Magnums.

In the spring of 2005, Remington will introduce a new Model 870 SPS-T™ Super Magnum™ with a thumbhole Mossy Oak® Obsession® camo stock.