Posted by Jason Brumett
The Remington mode 870 express combo is the perfect gun for those of you new to shooting a shotgun. If you never shot a 12 gauge before it has a bit of a kick if you're not used to it. The ability of this gun to swap gauges and barrels make sit easier to get used to the gun before first jumping into a large gauge.
This gun is also ideal for youth. Buy them this gun when they are young letting them shoot the 20 and when they get older and are ready they can step up to the 12 ga.
This gun was designed to be comparable to the legendary Model 870 Wingmaster®.
Again the receiver milled from a solid billet of steel for strength and durability, the twin action bars ensure smooth, reliable non-binding action, and it includes Rem™ Choke vent rib barrel Offered in 12- and 20-gauge.
2 guns for somewhere around $550.00 that's a heck of a deal.
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