Posted by Jason Brumett
The Remington Model 11-87 Sportsman Super Mag Waterfowl is ergonomically designed so that it feels great in your hand. It's built from solid steel receivers, and the gun stock is full covered in what is called Mossy Oak Duck Blind.
When it’s time to reach out and crush a big bird, reach for the awesome speed, bone-crushing power and swift pointing characteristics of our Model 11-87™ Super Magnum. Offered in specialized waterfowl and turkey configurations, as well as in a standard black synthetic version with a 28" Rem™ Choke barrel, these shotguns tame the biggest, baddest 3 1/2", 12-gauge rounds with a soft-shooting action and our revolutionary new ultra-shock-dissipating SuperCell™ recoil pad. Along with world-renowned dependability, these shotguns are equipped with a wealth of specialized features for your game of choice.
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