Posted by Jason Brumett
870 Express Super Mag Waterfowl Camo made by Remington is another ultra dependable pump action shotgun. With an MSRP of $620.00 according to Remington's website this gun is a bit more expensive than most guns, but it does sport some extra features so that is to be expected.
Just like the other Remington's it handles everything from light 2 3/4" loads to heavy 3 1/2" magnums. It has a unique bolt design that makes the pump stroke for a 3.5 in shell feel the same as a 2.75 (2 3/4) shell. This means that when if you have a mixed load of shells you don't feel the strange varying shell sizes when pull the pump back.
The gun also includes the Rem™ Choke "Over-Decoys" choke tube, sling, HiViz® sights, and a nice overall camo job. We are not sure what the camouflage is called we could not find specs on it. So maybe it's just some default camouflage job.
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