RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

So, I now have all the parts I'm gonna re-blue set aside.... I trashed the old stock... and I set the other parts I need to blow out and clean aside as well.
To blow out shotgun parts, I use a can of degreaser... Remington makes one that works well. I completely blow out all of the assemblies, taking extra care to ensure the springs are clear of debris as well.
I then oil the reciever housing to luster it, along with the slide and forend. I clean out the magazine tube and the plug, and we can probably soak the spring in oil.... just cause

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

So, the stock on the gun had some problems, I found a fantastic after market pistol grip stock in matte black for 40 bucks... So, this thread will take a break while my parts blue up and my stock ships......
Or,
I could move onto the barrell....

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

Best add on i did to my 835 Ultimag was the pistol grip stock. LOVED it both left and right handed. ;)

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

Mines on its way!!!!

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

So, I had worked on the gun last night...
More or less, all the parts have been re-blued... and cleaned up... The new stock was attached and I threw a red dot on it cause I had one laying around...

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

and another... nice AR-15 style stock.... makes for turkey assault weapon....

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

There's something missing from this end though....
What choke to put in it?
I have an Undertaker for it.. But would like to hear from other 835 owners and get an opinion as to what they shoot and what they have seen pattern the best....

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

Looks good. I am not an 835 shooter (used to be), but I would look at the Indian Creek chokes. They are a little expensive, but they are getting some rave reviews!

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

With the rising cost of everything, I'd rather not spend 70 bucks on a choke...

RE: 835 makeover in progress.
 

I shoot an Indian Creek .690 and Hevi-13 3" 2oz #6's. I get 205 pelletsin a 10" circle at 40 yards.