Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
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Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
Hello community,
I'm a new Remington 870 user and very exited about it.
I use it for hunting and hope, I can get some valuable information about my new toy.
In Germany there are not many pump-action shotguns in use.
It's still an ultraconservative over/under shotgun country , but I think it changes steady.
It was very difficult to get a Remington in my preferred hunting configuration (Police, Wood, 20'', 4+1, strap bails) so I did a compromise and go with a standard Express Tactical.
Maybe the availability will be better here in future, so I can upgrade.
BH
I'm a new Remington 870 user and very exited about it.
I use it for hunting and hope, I can get some valuable information about my new toy.
In Germany there are not many pump-action shotguns in use.
It's still an ultraconservative over/under shotgun country , but I think it changes steady.
It was very difficult to get a Remington in my preferred hunting configuration (Police, Wood, 20'', 4+1, strap bails) so I did a compromise and go with a standard Express Tactical.
Maybe the availability will be better here in future, so I can upgrade.
BH
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Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
Welcome to the forum.
Police 870s are classy shotguns, but you can often find Police wood furniture for sale if you want to have that look with your Express.
Police 870s are classy shotguns, but you can often find Police wood furniture for sale if you want to have that look with your Express.
Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
Wilkommen!
My wife's relatives are from the "Fränkische Schweiz" there in the northern part of Bavaria.
I like that shotgun you've got there. sort of the "keep it simple" principle. Thanks/Danke for the great picture!
My wife's relatives are from the "Fränkische Schweiz" there in the northern part of Bavaria.
I like that shotgun you've got there. sort of the "keep it simple" principle. Thanks/Danke for the great picture!
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Welcome!
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Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
Vielen Dank - the "Fränkische Schweiz" is a very nice living (and hunting ) area.DaveC wrote:Wilkommen!
My wife's relatives are from the "Fränkische Schweiz" there in the northern part of Bavaria.
I like that shotgun you've got there. sort of the "keep it simple" principle. Thanks/Danke for the great picture!
BH
(Picture source: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A4nkische_Schweiz)
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Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
BavarianHunter, welcome to the forum!
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Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
Whats a strap bails?
I think I need one too
I think I need one too
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Re: Hello from a Bavarian 870 Fan
that is bavarian for swivel holder (?), sling swivel (?), sling swivel holder (?) I got no idea about the right expression.filthy phil wrote:Whats a strap bails?
I think I need one too
But I definitely like swivels and bails.
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