The XS sight system fits the Remington Pedestal model with a stepped bottom. Also fits Remington shotgun barrels with a front sight pedestal, vent rib models with a flat bottom and ones with ventilated ribs. The sights are designed to fit over existing bead sights from .125 to .140-inch diameters. The sights come with an adhesive that is used to fill in the gaps and to secure the sight to the barrel. The adhesive must fully cure before the shotgun is handled.
Accessories
GG&G Shotgun Sling Mount
The mount is especially designed for tactical operations. The mount places the rear sling attachment in front of the user. This allows shooters to shoulder their weapons quickly without becoming tangled. The mount also allows a single point attachment, or it can be used with a front sling mount for a two-point sling installation. The loop on the mount allows you to attach up to a 1 ¼ inch wide sling. The rear mount is installed directly behind the receiver in front of the butt stock.
- May 12, 2013
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Remington 870 Forward Sling Mount by Magpul
Times when barrel clamps were ugly are gone. When I saw the new sling mount by Magpul I thought that it is made of plastic because design was extremely good. Magpul forward sling mount for Remington 870 looks great and made of metal!
- May 11, 2013
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Uncle Mike’s Quick Detachable Remington 870/870 Youth 12-Gauge External Ratchet Cap Set Sling Swivels (Blued, 1-Inch Loop)
Uncle Mike’s Quick Detachable Remington 870/870 Youth 12-Gauge External Ratchet Cap Set Sling Swivels replaces the cap that holds the barrel to the forearm and it has the wood screw for the butt if you do not already have a swivel attached. The installation in most cases, takes just a few minutes.
- May 10, 2013
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Tactical Upgrades and Accessories for Remington 870, Marine Magnum, Vang Safety, Magpul buttstock, cheek riser kit
JBall did it again! New cool pics of his shotgun on Remington 870 Forum:
- May 8, 2013
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Remington 870 with Magpul Forend with Inforce Flashlight and MVG Foregrip
One more picture and upgrade from JBall (Remington 870 Forum)
- May 7, 2013
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Remington 870, Magpul, Mesa Tactical Upgrades
Remington 870, Magpul, Mesa Tactical Upgrades
Tornado_Racing has posted new photo of his shotgun on Remington 870 Forum:
Updated with a light/mount and Ghost Ring Night Sights
Remington 870 Express 18.5″
Mesa 870 LEO Adapter
Mil Spec Buffer Tube & Castle Nut
Choate +2 Extension
Esstac +7 Velcro Shell Card
Brownells Non-MIM Extractor
S&J Oversized Safety
Magpul FDE Mil Spec CTR
Magpul FDE Moe+ Grip
Magpul FDE 870 Forend
Magpul Forward Sling Mount
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- April 20, 2013
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Speedfeed Pistol Grip Shotgun Stock for Remington 870
Even the most experienced shooters realize that recoil can change the way they shoot. Some shooters will develop a flinch because of the expected recoil, which reduces accuracy and can cause the butt to slam into the shoulder instead of allowing the entire body to absorb the recoil. Low recoil loads are not always an option because of the reduced range and impact. Another option is a recoil reducing stock.
- April 16, 2013
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Remington 870 +2 Magazine Extension with Magpul Barrel Clamp/Sling Mount
More nice photos from JBall on Remington 870 Forum:
Here are a few shots off my stock Remington +2 extension with Magpul barrel clamp/sling mount…
- March 25, 2013
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Shotgun for Door Breaching
Shotgun for Door Breaching
Breaching a door simply means forcing a door open that is locked or closed. Typically, this tactic is used by law enforcement, the military and sometime emergency services. When breaching using a firearm it is called ballistics breaching.
You want to breach the door without firing more shots than needed so this means you need the right weapon and ammunition. The weapon used is inches and sometime in actual contact with the door and the muzzle is typically angled downward to protect anyone inside the structure. If you place the muzzle flat against a surface without a muzzle adapter then there is nowhere for the escaping gases to go and it may increase the recoil dramatically. Usually the first round is fired at the lock/handle mechanism but some hardened doorways may require you also remove the hinges so this will require additional ammunition. Certain doors have the hinges hidden on the inside to help protect against ballistic breaches. Muzzle adapters are available for door breaching shotguns that allow gases to escape from the muzzle.
Some door breaching rounds do not have a projectial but are powdered filled such as the round the Department of Defense (DoD) uses. Once the metal cup containing the powder strikes the door the impact dissipates the energy on the door lock/hinge, this is called kinetic energy impact. The shell is a 12-guage and is described as “door breaching plastic cup” used with “un-choked shotguns”.
Remington has a breaching shotgun model called 870P™Breacher, which can fire 2 ¾ and 3″ rounds. The barrel has a threaded standoff meaning the muzzle is adapted to allow gases to escape. The barrel is 11.5 inches long with the standoff. It is assumed that if the standoff is threaded it can be removed. The magazine capacity is 3+1.
The weapon can fire the standard buckshot/birdshot and slug rounds but it also has a round for door breaching designed to mitigate collateral damage by not penetrating through the door. The round is called a Hatton round and it is a mixture of compressed powders, which are zinc and gunpowder along with wax. This round only causes localized damage and the muzzle must be pressed to the lock or hinge for best results.
Breaching a door simply means forcing a door open that is locked or closed. Typically, this tactic is used by law enforcement, the military and sometime emergency services. When breaching using a firearm it is called ballistics breaching.
You want to breach the door without firing more shots than needed so this means you need the right weapon and ammunition. The weapon used is inches and sometime in actual contact with the door and the muzzle is typically angled downward to protect anyone inside the structure. If you place the muzzle flat against a surface without a muzzle adapter then there is nowhere for the escaping gases to go and it may increase the recoil dramatically. Usually the first round is fired at the lock/handle mechanism but some hardened doorways may require you also remove the hinges so this will require additional ammunition. Certain doors have the hinges hidden on the inside to help protect against ballistic breaches. Muzzle adapters are available for door breaching shotguns that allow gases to escape from the muzzle.
Some door breaching rounds do not have a projectial but are powdered filled such as the round the Department of Defense (DoD) uses. Once the metal cup containing the powder strikes the door the impact dissipates the energy on the door lock/hinge, this is called kinetic energy impact. The shell is a 12-guage and is described as “door breaching plastic cup” used with “un-choked shotguns”.
Remington has a breaching shotgun model called 870P™Breacher, which can fire 2 ¾ and 3″ rounds. The barrel has a threaded standoff meaning the muzzle is adapted to allow gases to escape. The barrel is 11.5 inches long with the standoff. It is assumed that if the standoff is threaded it can be removed. The magazine capacity is 3+1.
The weapon can fire the standard buckshot/birdshot and slug rounds but it also has a round for door breaching designed to mitigate collateral damage by not penetrating through the door. The round is called a Hatton round and it is a mixture of compressed powders, which are zinc and gunpowder along with wax. This round only causes localized damage and the muzzle must be pressed to the lock or hinge for best results.
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- February 25, 2013
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Remington 870 +2, +3 Round Extension and Bayonet Mount Kits from S&J Hardware
Special offer from S&J Hardware: Remington 870 +2 & +3 Round Extension and Bayonet Mount Kits
Remington 870 Bayonet Mounting Kit with +2 Magazine Extension for just $148.74
Remington 870 Bayonet Mounting Kit with +3 Magazine Extension for just $165.75
- February 25, 2013
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