Remington M887 Nitro Magnum Shotgun
Madison, NC – -(AmmoLand.com)- Born of the gunmaking expertise that brought you the best-selling, most trusted shotgun of all time – the Model 870™ – the new Model 887™ Nitro Mag is an armor-clad warrior here to carry the torch of our great pump-gun legacy through the most extreme conditions on earth. The most durable and reliable shotgun ever built, it has no external surfaces to rust. Our exclusive ArmorLokt™ construction process seals the receiver and barrel in a vault of weather-impervious synthetic armor, so you can wipe it down with your wet dog or a decoy bag at the end of the day.
Its overmolded surface is built to withstand abrasion in the trenches, whether that’s barbed wire, gnarly thorns or the bottom of a Jon boat. And when it’s time for action, our revolutionary new SuperCell™ recoil pad so effectively reduces rearward force that it makes a 3″ mag 12 gauge feel like a light field load. This is our softest-shooting pump gun ever. Similar to the Model 870, its receiver is manufactured from solid steel, and the barrel is hammer-forged.
Our ArmorLokt process packages it all under a weather-impermeable outer shell. Twin steel action bars ensure smooth, positive chambering and ejection for the long haul. And the sleek receiver design, awesome balance and natural pointing characteristics spell trouble for any bird within reach of its 12-gauge 3 1/2″ Super Magnum capability. The extremely rugged synthetic stock and fore-end are ergonomically contoured to offer a positive grip and comfortable handling.
About:
Remington Arms Company, Inc., headquartered in Madison, N.C., designs, produces and sells sporting goods products for the hunting and shooting sports markets, as well as military, government and law enforcement markets. Founded in 1816 in upstate New York, the Company is one of the nation’s oldest continuously operating manufacturers. Remington is the only U.S. manufacturer of both firearms and ammunition products and one of the largest domestic producers of shotguns and rifles. The Company had revenues in 2004 of approximately $393 million and distributes its products throughout the U.S. and in over 55 foreign countries.
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Ken Hartung first its not even Nov. of 2010 and your a headache to every M887 owner.
BOUGHT NEW M887 BACK IN NOV 2010 FOUND OUT HARD WAY THAT NEW M887 DOES NOT THROW BUCKSHOT (AT LEAST THE ONE I CURRENTLY OWN) VERY WELL ,DOES HAVE GOOD PATTERN JUST HITTING TARGET TWO FOOT LOW,SENT IT BACK TO REMINGTON TO GET FIXED,THEY PUT A NEW BOLT IN IT AND SENT IT BACK TO ME,STILL SHOOTING TWO FEET LOW,AND THE HEADACHES TO GET A NEW GUN TO SHOOT RIGHT CONTINUE 3-6-2010
I was wondering if this gun throws buckshot any good? I am not much of a bird hunter which seems to be this guns profession but i am a big deer hunter and we do alot of drives so i need it to throw good buckshot. i was also wondering if they are going to come out with any other barrels for this gun?