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Who knows???Current production SuperMag has bottomland under $500. For a 3" If it was mint I'd give $200.... Good luck.
Quote from: ShootingABN! on June 12, 2018, 08:55:22 AMWho knows???Current production SuperMag has bottomland under $500. For a 3" If it was mint I'd give $200.... Good luck. If you can find one for $200 I’d be shocked. Old School Remingtons are going for crazy money.
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya.
Quote from: ShootingABN! on June 12, 2018, 02:18:08 PMhttps://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya. We are talking Old School Remingtons . Special Purpose guns not the newer Express line. Big difference
I'm tracking what you're saying.. I really wouldn't know the difference if "SP" or Express was not engraved in the side... To each there own. Quote from: mrlongbeard on June 13, 2018, 09:10:02 AMQuote from: ShootingABN! on June 12, 2018, 02:18:08 PMhttps://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya. We are talking Old School Remingtons . Special Purpose guns not the newer Express line. Big difference
This is interesting. What constitutes " Old School " when it comes to 870`s ? This season I picked up ( and killed a bird with ) a pre-owned 870 Super Mag SP-T Thumbhole Mossy Oak Obsession, I think, with a red dot. My research seems to indicate that particular model was produced from `05-`07. Would that be " Old School "? Regardless, it`s a helluva gun. It`s like a steel block, solid, with a tight action.
I'm tracking what you're saying.. I really wouldn't know the difference if "SP" or Express was not engraved in the side... To each there own. Quote from: mrlongbeard on June 13, 2018, 09:10:02 AMQuote from: ShootingABN! on June 12, 2018, 02:18:08 PMhttps://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya. Huge difference between express and special purpose guns. SP have better quality parts internals are polished better fit and finish. More hands on work and qc go into them. World of difference. We are talking Old School Remingtons . Special Purpose guns not the newer Express line. Big difference
Quote from: ShootingABN! on June 12, 2018, 02:18:08 PMhttps://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya. Huge difference between express and special purpose guns. SP have better quality parts internals are polished better fit and finish. More hands on work and qc go into them. World of difference. We are talking Old School Remingtons . Special Purpose guns not the newer Express line. Big difference
https://www.gunbroker.com/All/search?Keywords=remington%20bottomlandLocal gun shop could get these all day long..... Just saying.... No matter what you get good luck to ya. Huge difference between express and special purpose guns. SP have better quality parts internals are polished better fit and finish. More hands on work and qc go into them. World of difference.
Quote from: Turkeytider on June 13, 2018, 10:31:46 AMThis is interesting. What constitutes " Old School " when it comes to 870`s ? This season I picked up ( and killed a bird with ) a pre-owned 870 Super Mag SP-T Thumbhole Mossy Oak Obsession, I think, with a red dot. My research seems to indicate that particular model was produced from `05-`07. Would that be " Old School "? Regardless, it`s a helluva gun. It`s like a steel block, solid, with a tight action.Most consider Old School as far as camo goes 1992-1996. Those were the first camo patterns Turkey guns were dipped in.Brown Treebark 1992 Nwtf gun of the year Mossy Oak Original Bottomland 1992-1996Mossy Oak Greenleaf 1993-1996Alot of guys myself included consider shotguns from as far back as the 50’s through the 80’s Old School too.