[boots]

where can i get one? i tried brownell's, but it was impossible for me to navigate throught the website. i type everything possible search word, and it always comes up with multi hundred results. thanks in advance.

[Preacherman]

Boots, check out the part descriptions (and part numbers) you need on Remington's 870 parts list (see here (http://www.remington.com/pdfs/m870parts.pdf) - you'll need Adobe Acrobat installed to read it). Then, use those parts numbers, etc. to check out Brownells, Gun Parts Corp. (http://www.gunpartscorp.com/) and other suppliers.

[boots]

preacherman, info was much appreciated.

[9mmMike]

boots,
You can also call Brownell's. They are reknowned for their service and they have experts standing by to help you.
It's lazy but fast. ;)
Mike

[Snakeshot]

They show up on eBay frequently and usually go for pretty low prices.

Just double check that it is in fact metal and not plastic.

[dfariswheel]

The only "watch out" with Brownell's is to be sure they understand that you want a genuine Remington aluminum trigger plate. They also sell a STEEL after market "match" type unit with an adjustable trigger.
These are MUCH more expensive than a factory unit.

It's probably that you can get a less expensive, used unit on Ebay or one of the gun auction sites.

[Bix]

Another vote for Ebay. I picked mine up for right around $30.

[boots]

what search words did you put in for ebay?

[Snakeshot]

boots,

Cuz I love 870s so much, I type "remington 870" into the main search header.
That way I can look at all the barrels, stocks, parts and accessories. There is usually 2-3 pages worth.

You could just type in "remington 870 trigger".