Wooo Hooo My first shotty! 870 Express Magnum
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Wooo Hooo My first shotty! 870 Express Magnum
I don't have pictures yet as I put it on layaway at the local pawn shop but it is a nearly new 12 GA Express Magnum for $190 OTD. I put $40 down and have no layaway fees so 3 payments of $50 and I'll have my first shotgun.
I went around to a few other Gun stores and Pawn shops and the best deal I could find was another 870 Express *Non Magnum* that looked pretty bad. Had paint scuffs, nicks, and rust on it. They wanted $219 for it so I walked out :) and went back to the other shop. They were asking $200 the guy said I will do $175 plus tax I said sweet!
I went around to a few other Gun stores and Pawn shops and the best deal I could find was another 870 Express *Non Magnum* that looked pretty bad. Had paint scuffs, nicks, and rust on it. They wanted $219 for it so I walked out :) and went back to the other shop. They were asking $200 the guy said I will do $175 plus tax I said sweet!
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good find 

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If I could only have one gun....well, you know the rest. I love 870s.
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Re: Wooo Hooo My first shotty! 870 Express Magnum
jbirds1210 wrote:If I could only have one gun....well, you know the rest. I love 870s.
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I wish I still had my WIngmaster 870. That was a beautiful gun and a pleasure to hunt with. But I'm happy with the 870 Express Magnum I picked up recently and looking forward to shooting some skeet with it.
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Let's see if I get as lucky at the Gun Show this weekend with my P3AT or TCP 738 purchase!!!
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The 870 is a great choice - and that sounds like a great price. The first gun I ever owned was an 870 my grand-dad gave me when I was 16. I've hunted with it all my life. That's the one they will have to pry from my cold dead fingers.
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Nice find! I loved my 870... selling it was a poor move on my part.
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Thats a great Deal
your gonna love it. it will be sleeping beside your bed in no time.
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I've customized mine with the camouflage replacement stock and pump you can buy from Remington, and I picked up an extra 18.5" barrel for home defense. All of my mods were genuine Remington parts.
My father has a Remington 870 Wingmaster that my mother bought for him before I was born, in the mid-1960s. I hunted with it as a teenager and it's still in great condition. Someday it'll be a safe queen for sentimental reasons.
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