If the barrels are marked 2 34 and 3, then by all means, shoot 3 if needed. Later models were sold with a plastic trigger group and later the J lock safety. Remingtons early low-end 870 were calles Sportsmans, later they became Express models.įor the first few years the Express models had a steel trigger assembly. They gave me the link this past summer and I sent in the serial of a Remington shotgun that came into my posession. Is there anything on the web I can use to look up serial numbers that will identify the gun. Usually there is a serial number followed by an M, the M is Magnum designated. There shouldnt be any reason to buy additional barrels if you want to shoot 3 shells. Is there anything on the web I can use to look up serial numbers that will identify the gun Any help appreciated. I just want to know if this gun can handle 3 loads if I get different barrels for it or if the gun itself is actually chambered at 2 34. Is the gun actually chambered at 2 34 or is it just the barrels The new 870 Express looks to be chambered at 3 according to Remingtons website.
Im guessing its not a magnum since it doesnt say magnum anywhere. It came with 2 barrels and both says something to the effect of Can use 3 and 2 34 loads in magnum models. On the gun, it simply says Remington 870 Express and on the box it says its the Remington 870 Express Combo. Neither say magnum on them, yet both show the serial number ending in M.
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