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ET. 
Georgia
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Posted: 8/20/10 1:34 PM
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I own a Rem 870 with an 18" barrel & an extended mag tube (6+1). I keep it loaded with Remington Low recoil 00 buckshot by my bed for Home defense. I use low recoil shells in case my
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arez_xd
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Posted: 8/4/10 5:07 AM
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I own an 870 12 gauge super mag, hunted with 870's since I was a kid. Very dependalbe gun, kinda loud racking it as opposed to the mossberg 500 I had (it was a little quieter, and held 5+1
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Benelli-man
Canada
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Posted: 1/2/10 7:30 PM
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Not A bad gun for the price! decent performance and been around a long time with out to much mantaince issues
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jesuslovesme
California
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Posted: 1/27/09 11:22 AM
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I don't think there is a better shotgun out there than the 870. Sure you could buy something for a lot more. But for an all around pump shotgun I own and use the 870. Not fancy, just functioning.
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240SX
Alabama
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Posted: 4/7/08 6:30 AM
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The 870 is a great gun. I've dropped it in the mud, while duck hunt...swished it through the water in the blind till it was clean (as cean as I could get it) and it shot like new. Me and my friends
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S&W910
Texas
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Posted: 6/12/07 1:17 AM
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after working as a state corrections officer here in Tx i guess you could say i have bad feelings for the Remington 870.
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beltbuckle
Ohio
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Posted: 4/12/07 10:01 PM
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I think that the remington 870 and the mossberg 500 are the two most underated shotguns on the market. They are well priced, totally reliable and very adaptable for any hunting/defense/rec. shooting situation you'll ever come across!
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roughhands
Michigan
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Posted: 4/11/07 2:04 AM
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“First in the field”, and first to be torn down and re-assembled into my home defense weapon, have had one around for hunting since I was a kid, dependable, rugged, a working mans piece, will put a little mass on your shoulders lugging it through the woods, not exactly a light weight over/under.
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jdeangelis99
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Posted: 4/9/07 10:24 AM
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Great gun put 6000 rounds thru it and no problems yet!
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giblets1812
Jacksonville, AR
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Posted: 2/12/07 4:46 AM
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Put 1100 rounds through one straight out of the box (no pre-cleaning) first weekend I had it. No problems with the gun, massive bruising on my shoulder though.
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mark8252
Security, CO
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Posted: 12/19/06 8:05 PM
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The 870 is an american shotgun classic. One of my all time favorites.
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oldsarge
Texas
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Posted: 11/25/06 2:36 PM
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First shotgun I owned as a kid. What can you say about this great gun? Tough, durable, inexpensive, and you dont mind dragging it through the brush after rabbits, squirrels or birds. It has never given me a reason to complain.
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