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Scattergun Bob · January 9, 2009, 08:52 PM

If you really just have to know, remove the trigger group and scratch the curved area just at the top of the safety hump on the rear top of the trigger guard. Since alum or polymer will not rust, this will do no damage.

To my knowledge all of Remington pump and auto scatterguns have converted to poymer trigger groups even my favorite flavor the 870 police magnum. This trigger group has done very well in 10 years of Alpha tests, and frankly I can not see a down side.

January 9, 2009, 08:52 PM	#6
Scattergun Bob Senior Member Join Date: February 29, 2008 Location: Nine Mile Falls, Washington Posts: 1,186	strat81 If you really just have to know, remove the trigger group and scratch the curved area just at the top of the safety hump on the rear top of the trigger guard. Since alum or polymer will not rust, this will do no damage. To my knowledge all of Remington pump and auto scatterguns have converted to poymer trigger groups even my favorite flavor the 870 police magnum. This trigger group has done very well in 10 years of Alpha tests, and frankly I can not see a down side. __________________ First, with the most, WINS! Regards, Scattergun Bob Last edited by Scattergun Bob; January 10, 2009 at 01:52 AM.