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Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel ArmasTermin I got in today a white bead sight from Midway USA to go on my Mossy 500 when it comes in (just one more day!). I think I'll apply a little glow-in-the-dark paint (which I ordered recently) once I have it mounted. I honestly don't think there's anything wrong with bead sights for use with buckshot. Skeet shooters use them, and they'rs shooting stuff going (#) miles and hour (#) feet in the air. Ghost rings would be really useful for slugs, but I don't intend to shoot a lot of slugs, so I forgoed the extra expense. Plus they require a higher line of sight and are more prone to breakage. Simple can be good. If you're shooting single projectiles that should impact right where the sight is put, it's important to have accurate sights. But if your point of impact will be 9-20 different places, the shot pattern should land a few inches left, right, above, and below that bead. Seems perfectly fine to me. Of course this coming from someone whose never even fired a shotgun once, so take everything I've said with the value of the period at the end of this sentence See what I did there? Skeet shooters usually use a vent rib, too. I've got nothing against the vent rail with a bead on the end. It's perfectly adequate for most uses. The thing is, the 870 Police has a bead on the end of a bare barrel. You've got literally nothing else to work with, except maybe some texture grooves on the action, IDK. I'm not saying ghost rings are the only way to go, I'm just saying I'd never buy a bare bead and expect to leave it that way. I read an article on the 870 vs the M4 for energy delivery over distance... The two guys were given a stock 870 Police and a stock M4, to see how they stacked up on the base models. The shotgunner was screwing the pooch past 50 yards, largely because he wasn't hitting the target most times. When they tried it again with their own, heavily customized weapons (he had some kind of holosight on his 1100; big bucks), he put every round on-target and almost outclassed the M4 at 100 yards. You can order the 870P with rifle sights if you really wanted too. That I was not aware of. Certainly better than a simple bead, but it seems... I dunno, weird? xd You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 5:59 am
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Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker You can order the 870P with rifle sights if you really wanted too. That I was not aware of. Certainly better than a simple bead, but it seems... I dunno, weird? xd You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 11:10 am
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Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker You can order the 870P with rifle sights if you really wanted too. That I was not aware of. Certainly better than a simple bead, but it seems... I dunno, weird? xd You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 4:01 pm
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Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 6:41 pm
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Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker You can order the 870P with rifle sights if you really wanted too. That I was not aware of. Certainly better than a simple bead, but it seems... I dunno, weird? xd You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. The Express is cheaper all over. Their chambers are badly polished, creating problems with the walmart specials. Remington will polish the chamber for free. If you send it back to them. You can also do it at home if you have a cordless drill, a spare section of cleaning rod, and a couple other things.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 6:42 pm
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Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker You can have them with the bead, rifle sights, and ghost ring sights. One thing that I am unsure with, does the Police model have the metal trigger housing or polymer? I've found sites saying either or. I thought the 870 design was 100% steel. The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then. Because it's a hunting gun?
They only make three models, grand total, of the Model 37 (Ithaca here). The Featherweight and Ultralite, and then the new Defense Model (AKA M37 EXPRESS! Except I bet the workmanship is probably better)
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:05 pm
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uryu ishida Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then. Because it's a hunting gun? They only make three models, grand total, of the Model 37 (Ithaca here). The Featherweight and Ultralite, and then the new Defense Model (AKA M37 EXPRESS! Except I bet the workmanship is probably better) Well, I mean, if the Wingmaster is better built, why do they make thirty kinds of Express, and TWO Wingmasters? They don't even make a rifled Wingmaster, a tactical Wingmaster, or a camo Wingmaster.
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Posted: Mon Jan 04, 2010 10:52 pm
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Fresnel uryu ishida Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel Hans Reiker The Express line, including the Tactical and Marine Magnum which are based on the Express line have a polymer trigger group. To my knowledge, the Remington 870 Police has a metal trigger group. I've heard people say that now the even the Police model has the polymer trigger housing but then again I find people say that is not so. I thought the only difference between the Express and the Wingmaster was the finish... Express is parkerized, Wingmaster is blued. Except the Marine Magnum. No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then. Because it's a hunting gun? They only make three models, grand total, of the Model 37 (Ithaca here). The Featherweight and Ultralite, and then the new Defense Model (AKA M37 EXPRESS! Except I bet the workmanship is probably better) Well, I mean, if the Wingmaster is better built, why do they make thirty kinds of Express, and TWO Wingmasters? They don't even make a rifled Wingmaster, a tactical Wingmaster, or a camo Wingmaster. The 870 Police is almost like a tactical Wingmaster, you could look at it that way.
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 12:41 am
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Hans Reiker Fresnel uryu ishida Fresnel Hans Reiker No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then. Because it's a hunting gun? They only make three models, grand total, of the Model 37 (Ithaca here). The Featherweight and Ultralite, and then the new Defense Model (AKA M37 EXPRESS! Except I bet the workmanship is probably better) Well, I mean, if the Wingmaster is better built, why do they make thirty kinds of Express, and TWO Wingmasters? They don't even make a rifled Wingmaster, a tactical Wingmaster, or a camo Wingmaster. The 870 Police is almost like a tactical Wingmaster, you could look at it that way. I swear at one time I saw a listing on Remington's site for an 870 police, but it's not there now. You have a link to one?
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 12:54 am
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Fresnel Hans Reiker Fresnel uryu ishida Fresnel Hans Reiker No, the Express is called an Express for a reason, they do not take as much time producing these shotguns, they have a less quality finish and sometimes even burrs inside of the receiver causing shell extraction malfunctions. Makes me wonder why they only make two models of Wingmaster, then. Because it's a hunting gun? They only make three models, grand total, of the Model 37 (Ithaca here). The Featherweight and Ultralite, and then the new Defense Model (AKA M37 EXPRESS! Except I bet the workmanship is probably better) Well, I mean, if the Wingmaster is better built, why do they make thirty kinds of Express, and TWO Wingmasters? They don't even make a rifled Wingmaster, a tactical Wingmaster, or a camo Wingmaster. The 870 Police is almost like a tactical Wingmaster, you could look at it that way. I swear at one time I saw a listing on Remington's site for an 870 police, but it's not there now. You have a link to one? Yup
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:03 am
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Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2010 11:09 am
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