RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

Did you ever find out exactly what the problem was???

RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

It's a Remington!:([:'(]

RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

I've repaired several 870 problems similar to what you're explaining by simply polishing the chambers.

I chuck them in a lathe and polish with a dowel (wood) and 150 grit emery cloth.

Remington is trying to hit a target price and missing the quality requirements in my opinion. It's always with the cheap 870 express.

RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

Oh my, could that be Rem bashing??

Oh no, could that be THE TRUTH??[:o][:o]

RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

Now Plainsman, I would never bash. That was just simple and to the point statement.

RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

Gottcha:D,I also don't bash, just give well researched opinions, but then get flamed for them. Oh well, no big deal, guess I need a couple more stars to be fireproof

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RE: JAMMING!!!!
 

Funny how some people are blaming this malfunction on "cheap" shells. Any quality pump I've ever shot would perform reguardless of the shells used. I can understand a semi being picky, but a pump??, that don't jive with me, new or not, a pump should handle anything you feed it[:'(]

With the above quote it's obviously not the shells,if you can see the brass in the ejection port and it's still hard to pull, the shells are'nt the problem, afterall,by this point the brass is clear of the chamber and no longer a factor.
Another interesting thing I've noticed,the 870's are the only pumps that I've heard of having this problem. Unpolished chambers=poor Q.C.[:'(]