Are there any gloss blued 870 2 shot extensions?

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For an 870 police gloss blue finish? Remington has one that's like a flat black with a tiny bit of sheen. Otherwise lots of park'd ones. Never seen a gloss blue one, though.

Think it'd be expensive to have a small part blued to match the barrel/receiver?
 
Don't seem to be available anymore. They are listed as backordered at Brownell's, but I've been on that list for about 1 1/2 years. Best bet would be to buy a parked one blast it, polish it and send it to get blued. I've never even seen a blued one on the EE
 
badboybeeson said:
They are nor in production . I have an order on with remington for 4 yrs still nothing
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Any chance of anyone selling some in-the-white for guys who want to polish and blue them. It's a decent compromise - the maker doesn't get stuck with complaints about the blueing, or inventory they can't move and the customer gets what they need to do what they want?????? The same deal would be nice with barrels too, I'd love to put a blued 14 on my Wingmaster.
 
I've also been looking for one, no luck. I'm not a big fan of the factory extension. I have multiple extensions from Casey and thought of sending one or two out for blueing but haven't found anyone to do it. I was wanting one for my blued 870P. I'm really surprised no one in Canada is making any.
 
Arma-coat does hot bluing. I wouldn't blast it if you want to polish. Emery cloth or sandpaper would be a better way to go. Work from 220 through 2000 then polish and oil before sending it out. A matte part on a polish blued gun is just wierd and goofy looking.
 
Try gravel agency. Thought I saw a few there in the oem shotgun parts area. I got a very nice blued 3 shot extension there a couple of years ago for my wingmaster and it was a perfect match.
 
You'd be shocked with the results for some of the liquid bluing. Birchwood has allowed me to color match a number of parts over the years. Trick is matching the the gloss before applying the cold blue.
 
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