REMINGTON 870 WINGMASTER , 12 GA, 26" BARREL,

SHOTGUN  IS IN FINE OR BETTER CONDITION .

SULLY FUNCTIONAL AND CAN BE USED FOR MANY MORE YEARS ,  REMINGTON QUALITY .

 

SHOWS SCRATCHES ON WOOD , BUT NO CRACKS . VERY NINOR I WOULD SAY STOCK ACTUALY IN EXCELLENT CONDITION FOR 56 YEARS OLD FIREARM.

BARREL IN EXCELLENT CONDITION IS SIDE AND OUTSIDE.

 

MAGAZINE TUBE SHOWS SCRATCHES FROM USE. I BELIVE SHOTGUN WAS ON SOME KIND OF METAL SHELF OR HOLDER AND THIS WAY IT HAS ALL THIS SCRTACHES IN ONE SPOT, MAGAZINE TUBE AND RECIVER LEFT BOTTOM. IF YOU NOT GOING TO TAKE THIS PART OF SHOTGUN AS YOUR MAIN CONCERN, THAN I WOULD SAY SHOTGUN ACTUALY IN VERY GOOD SHAPE.

BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.

SERIAL NUMBER S287202V

 

RECEIVER SHOWS SCRATCHES BUT THERE IS NO RUST ANYWHERE.

BARREL SHINE AND CLEAN INSIDE.

THIS ONE DOES NOT TAKES CHOCKES.

2 3/4" SHELLS OR SHORTER.

PLEASE AS ALWAYS WE ASK TO CHECK ALL PHOTOS CAREFULLY AND EMAIL QUESTIONS.

Remington barrel date codes, D = September and T = 1970. The additional X is generally an inspection/production mark rather than part of the month/year code. The Remington Society’s date-code chart confirms D = September and T = 1970.

So your shotgun is:

Remington Model 870 Wingmaster
Serial: S287202V
Gauge: 12 Gauge
Chamber: 2¾"
Barrel date code: D T X
Manufacture date of barrel: September 1970

That also fits perfectly with the S-prefix serial-number era, so if the barrel is original to the shotgun, I would be comfortable dating the gun to September 1970. Remington notes that shotgun barrels can be swapped, so the barrel code is strongest evidence when the barrel is original.

 

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