Search results for query: *

Remington 870 Police or Wingmaster.

Metalife has been in business for many years and has a reputation for quality. http://www.mahovskysmetalife.com/ HTH, John

+1 I have a Zanotti Safe - Great quality! John

One of the best values in range bags is the Midway bag both in the compact and large sizes. This is a well-designed bag for shooters and is functionally MUCH better than tool bags and other non-range specific bags. The large bag is usually on sale for $39, the compact bag for less. HTH, John

+1 John's (5 Shot Leather) craftmanship is top of the line in both aesthetics and functionality.

Polished Blue - Just picked up a polished blue 870P Model # 24899. Nothing better than a worn polished blue finish firearm! John

No need to elucidate, your statement clearly indicates your America is bad perspective. BTW, the answer to your question is YES with intent to do so. John

Do not use or like beavertail grip safeties. All of my Colt 1911's have customized and use a factory grip safety recontoured for a commander hammer with all sharp edges eliminated. The narrow factory grip safety allows my hand to get up and around it for a higher grip. John

Now that's funny!

lipadj46 wrote: But why? What is your basis for always buying older when it comes to Remington 870's? How are the older ones better - Nostalgia, sentiment, metallurgy, fit and finish, more reliable, better skilled workers back in the day? Thanks. Regards, John

Rshooter, Thanks again for your informative input, it's appreciated. BTW, the Wingmaster Police that you tagged is the one that I was considering. Regards, John

Rshooter wrote: "I have both old and new police guns. I would definitely go with the Wingmaster, even if it is only in 2 3/4..... The flexitab makes no difference unless you make a mistake in your loading drill." Hi Rshooter, Thanks for your response. Could you be a little more specific...

Good point Dale, in all likelihood I'll change out the police duty trigger spring to a lighter pull. Regards, John

Gordon wrote: "Since quality control is not an issue with Police 870s, I'd just as soon go new. They learned a few things over the years. Where do you live that has 24 hour sun 365 days and no dark spaces?" New York City. Plenty of ambiant light coming in through the large picture windows...

Hi All, I am going to purchase a shotgun for home defense and to take some training classes to learn the discipline. I own and have trained with custom 1911's for many years as well as the ubiquitous Glock 19, but I am not that familar with shotguns. I have narrowed the choice to two: an...

Remington Semi-Auto Shotgun Model 11 12 ga - 1916 Remington Semi-Auto Shotgun Pre-Model 11 12 ga - IIRC 1908 John

I think that he is pulling everyone's leg, just look again at his list of firearms and the questions he asks throughout this thread! :rolleyes: John

Hi, There are many holsters which incorporate a body shield which keeps the thumb safety from moving. You can go to the holster maker web sites and see them - Sparks, Bulman, Del Fatti, etc. HTH, John

Not a shotgun, but another of John M. Brownings' forever designs - The 1911 .45ACP Pistol. 95 years young and still the fighting pistol against which all others are judged! Then, of course, there is the 9mm HiPower Pistol, Remington 11, Winchester 1897 and 12. What a firearms genius...

Thanks for the welcome guys, happy to be on board with this group! :D Regards, John