Posted by Jason Brumett
The Model 887™ Nitro Mag Waterfowl shotgun made by Remington is a classic duck and geese gun made right. The 887 sprung from the original 870 and works just as well but with some added features that made it better for hunting birds in a marine or semi-marine environment.
Remington has applies it special ArmorLokt™ coating to prevent all rusting and seal in the barrel and receiver for years or decades to come. This gun can handle those larger 3 1/2" shotgun sells needed to get duck and geese afar. The camo job is Advantage MAX-4 HD™ camouflage and looks really good in person outdoors. The picture doesn't do it justice. It also has that SuperCell recoil pad on the stock end that is supposed to reduce recoil by more than 50% believe it or not.
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