However, Big Green got the idea that if they were to simplify the action and make a new gun that was reliable, accurate, built like a tank to absorb all sorts of punishment, and priced relatively low, they may be able to put one over on them. In the late 1940s, Remington's Model 31 pump-action shotgun weren't as popular as the Winchester Model 1912. No other scattergun has sold as many units, nor is known for being as reliable or shooting as well relative to the low price of entry, which is as low as $300 in some stores. The 870 is a workhorse gun and since its introduction in 1950 has become the standard by which any pump-action shotgun is judged.or any shotgun for that matter. Some of us might have a friend or acquaintance with a lovely semi-auto shotgun but who still takes the Remington 870 they bought decades ago to the duck blind, goose field or turkey woods every year. Remington 870: The Standard By Which Pump Guns Are Judged Here are 5 such Remington firearms, currently in production (for the time being) that anyone who wanted to have this class of firearm would be very well-served in owning.
They may come out unscathed, but if they don't it would be a shame given their contributions to the firearms industry and beyond.Īre there any Remington guns that belong in anyone's collection? That almost anyone should have due to their inherent excellence?Īs it happens, there are. Remington, the oldest gunmaker in the country, recently filed for bankruptcy though Remington guns are still in production.at least for now. The 5 Best Remington Guns To Get While They're Still Here
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