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Join Date: April 10, 2008
Location: Alaska
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870 x 1975 20 Gauge Shorter Barrel Fit?
I have an late 1975 870 in 20 gauge.
Looking for a short barrel. Confusing details on what fits what. The quarter does go through the ring. SN on the receiver is a T prefix (confirms year) and an N Suffix so its a heavy duty magnum Not longer made I gather. |
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Location: Williamsburg, Va.
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It is a Standard weight meaning made on the 12 gauge size receiver. A lot of people still prefer them for the added weight. Not made for a loooong time now. www.corsonsbarrels.com and www.barrelexchange.com both have some, but they ain't cheap.
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What a convoluted history!
And the odd part was it sat someplace until it was bought for me as a gift. About 4 years out of date, NIB. Odd stuff. |
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