Did you figure out the difference in the 20 ga barrels yet???? lolLots of stupid in this thread and others. Spacers are available from Remington and again not all factory built 3” capable guns are marked magnum. 3 different barrels lol
Did you figure out the difference in the 20 ga barrels yet???? lolLots of stupid in this thread and others. Spacers are available from Remington and again not all factory built 3” capable guns are marked magnum. 3 different barrels lol
You’re the only one concerned with 20 gauge barrels. Read the original post againDid you figure out the difference in the 20 ga barrels yet???? lol
LolYou’re the only one concerned with 20 gauge barrels. Read the original post again
Read my post again, you completely missed the point. I tried explaining you the differences in the receivers and why some used to be marked and no longer are now. The information you gave OP was outright incorrect.I'm not really sure exactly what your asking/saying.
As far as when I last bought an 870 from a store, I would have to say about 6 months ago. It is one of 8-10 I have now. I'm happy to post a picture of them if you need it. I have not bought a "new" 870 recently as I don't think the quality is there compared to older ones, so I cannot attest to what is marked on the receiver.
I agree, all 12 ga 870 barrels fit on all 12 ga receivers. (with exception of the SF without a bit of modification), as you mentioned. I don't think I said any different.
As for 870 20 ga as I mentioned, there are barrels that ARE NOT interchageable at all with all receivers.
They have never marked 2.75" or 3" on the receiver. Older (pre early 2000 guns?) had no marking on the receiver for 2.75", were marked "Magnum" for 3" and "Super magnum" for 3.5". Acceptable shell length in inches was marked on the barrel. And yes, i realize all those barrels are interchangeable with all receivers.
What information did I give that is outright incorrect??Read my post again, you completely missed the point. I tried explaining you the differences in the receivers and why some used to be marked and no longer are now. The information you gave OP was outright incorrect.