https://www.remington.com/shotguns/p...n/model-870-dmOriginally Posted by Scanker19
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Last edited by crays; 12-14-2017 at 12:37.
A 3 or 6 magazine, pump-action shotgun?It's going to take a lot more than that to win back American gun enthusiasts.
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Did you not see point 3? It is driven by a heart of steel.A 3 or 6 magazine, pump-action shotgun?
A terrible idea. Who was asking for this?
I'd have one. Probably make a big distance in 3-gun, says a guy whose never shot 3-gun.
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And guys who have never shot 3Gun have already brought them up...puts you in Open, and it is still slower than the M2s we use in Tactical/Limited. So if you like a gun that is going to handicap you significantly in the fastest division, sure thing.Most decent 3Gunners put 8 in their shotgun in around 4 seconds and we can load 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, or 12 as needed. With the 870DM, you get 3 or 6 rounds, no select load ability (needed) and are still slower. To me it is the biggest dud Remington has ever come out with and illustrates a one step back mentality.
Why not a belt fed (right to left feed) pump shot gun?
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Remington files for chapter 11 bankruptcy (again)
But it ain't about Sandy Hook or Trump...they have been on life support for a long time.
Who would have thought that buying successful gun companies, closing the original factories, firing 95% of the original workforce, consolidating all manufacture at one common facility and "streamlining" production with modern industrial techniques (MIM, matte finish, polymer parts) would NOT be successful???
That might never have been the point. I believe that buying companies, liquidating assets, then letting them close is a thing. I've no knowledge of this incident, just throwing that idea out there.
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