Just your typical Rem 870 Express, in 12ga. Barrel length measures just over 28.5" (vent rib measures just over 27"). It has a choke which I don't have the key, so choke is unknown - friend lost it. All ready has a plug in it. Wood stock. It is well used. Condition: 85%? 90%? you will have to judge. Asking $150/Offer.

Want a local buyer because shipping and FFL will add cost to buyer. Not adverse to it just don't want to deal with it. I'm in the Edmonds, Wa area. Email me if interested and I'll try to get pics: [email protected]

Came to me from a friend who couldn't stand the kick (same one who lost the choke key) and I want to get rid of it so I can buy an O/U. Will throw in 2 flambeau mallard decoys and another I found + a goose call and a duck call .

Here are the images. I tend to be overly cautious concerning quality of the gun. As I said judge for yourself.

Brown on case is caused by all the lubicant I use. I clean after every use, once before storage, every 4-6 mo. in storage, before taking out of storage.

Last picture shows dings and the wear on the stock.

Asking $150, but open to offers.

Also, from the www.remington.com website

"Question: How can I tell if my shotgun has a magnum receiver?
Answer: If your serial number ends with "M" you have a 12-gauge Magnum receiver that is capable of shooting 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells with the correct barrel."

So, It can shoot 3" shells. No wonder I found one in my collection :P.

if you still have the gun i know you wanted someone close but you had no replies so i thought i would give it a shot...i live in illinois but im willing to give $150 for it...email me if interested

I bought my little cousin that exact same shotgun and he loved and (as did I0
thats a good one for starting your kids off on. Thats after they get used to a 22 and a 20 gauge

Shoot me an email: [email protected]

how far from Portland is Edmunds Wash.???