remington replacement barrel with removable choke

[Psyco Tyco]

im in the market for a new shotgun barrel with removable chokes for my remington 870

i have a 28 or 30 inch one with removable chokes and an open choke 18 inch one but i would like a shorter barrel for weight issues and manuverability that has improved choke or removable chokes, i like hiking and i like to take my shotgun with me but the long barrel is very heavy compared to my 18 inch one and the length makes for a lot of snagging on limbs and such...

does anyone make a barrel thats like 18 to 22 inches with removable chokes or a set improved cylinder

 

[Psyco Tyco]

o wait btw its an 870 supermag i think they take different barrels yes

 

[Uniquedot]

Standard express and wingmaster barrels will fit your receiver. Remington makes what you are looking for.

 

[Blue Line]

lots of used ones on gunbroker.

 

[jmr40]

I'm pretty sure you can use standard 3" chambered barrels on the super mag, just don't try to shoot 3.5" shells through them.

Remington makes, or used to make, a 23" turkey barrel for the super mag, but would not sell separately last time I checked.

You can find 21" turkey barrels designed for the 3" receivers pretty easily that take tubes. You don't see them very often but they also make a 20" slug barrel threaded for tubes, as well as a 20 slug barrel with a standard IC barrrel

The actual length on the 26" barrels is closer to 25" and is about as short as I'd want for a general purpose barrel. The 20-22" barrels are fine for turkey, deer, or self defense shooting, but not as good for wing shooting. The choke may be the same, but a little more length helps with the swing.

A little pricey, but you can get the "Light Contour" barrel for the 870 as well. In a 26" barrel it will shave 1/2 lb off the weight of the gun.

Several years ago I ran across a steal on a Wingmaster, but with a 30" barrel. Way too long for my uses. I spent $40 and had a gunsmith cut it to 24" and re-thread it for rem-chokes. Works great, but I doubt you could get that done for under $100 today.