Posted by Jason Brumett
The Remington 870 Wingmaster Classic Trap shotgun was released in the year 2000 as a special limited anniversary. This is another one of those target guns like the Remington 1100 Classic Trap that is a mantle piece gun in my opinion. While you may take it out and shoot it every once in awhile its to nice to be an every day gun. Why? Well for starts is has fine gold engraving and a gold plated trigger....yep a gold plated trigger.
With an MSRP of around $1000 it is a bit pricey but for all you gun aficionado or those of you who know a passionate gun aficionado this might be a great gift. This gun could definitely be a piece that is handed down over generations if properly taken care of.
In addition to the gold inlay it also has a very nice high-gloss coat, and a polished blue receiver.
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