Looking for a Remington 870P

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looking for this guy a Wood Remington 870p 18" (2 shot ext.) 12 Imp. Cyl. Bead Parkerized 24903

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Oh man doesn't that just say " pump me " lol
 
Easy enough to just buy the plus 2 extension separately, although finding a blued extension is very difficult. But since you want a parked version any way, that's not an issue. I don't use the barrel clamp, it isn't needed, and it will mark the barrel and the mag tube eventually. If that matters to you)
 
Gorgeous model, good taste sir.

I also love the polished blued version in LE walnut furniture, 18" bbl with standard 5+1 capacity

Or a parkerized Police Magnum wih black synthetic LE furniture and factory 14" bbl gold bead sight......wow

Or an 870 Police MAX with magazine extension, SureFire forend light, Rifled/Ghost sights, solid Rem. stock (not SpeedFeed)
 
There is a member here with the full kit, unfortunately it's very hard to get a full kit, or even a 2 barrel set. The full kit, due to the short barrel and pistol grip, should probably be registered, although it's a bit of a gray area. Remington LE doesn't want civilians to have these, and the USDOS is unpredictable with regards to letting them leave the US. If you were to buy an 18 inch version, I'm sure with some modification, a 14 inch tube could be made to work. The MCS uses different lengths for the barrel ring, so you can't use a regular short 870 tube on an MCS, and you can't can't use a regular 870 foregrip on an MCS either.
 
Got my local gun shop ordering it Backcountry fort st john gottem down to 850 which I think isn't too bad. That kit is a shotgunners dream.
 
If you can't find one through regular avenues, I've heard Casey at Tac Ord frequently has 870P models in stock. That way you can add what ever tweaks you want before delivery.

^good suggestion. I own an 870P as per your photo, only with synthetic furniture and rifle sights. I've since got a bird barrel for it, a 21" turkey barrel...various mag extensions, vintage stock set (Corn-cob)...etc. etc. Great gun, but having spent allot of time with it...I think Remington over-charges for what you get to be honest. Again I have one and love it, you'll love yours too...but in hindsight, since I only seem to ever shoot 2-3/4", I should have picked-up one of the broken-in Wingmasters and just assembled something similar for 2/3 the price. I'd have (personally) been just as happy.

I was talking to Casey soon after getting mine about some other stuff...and I think I would have saved some $ buying from him too.
 
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