Gun Report

Remington 870 Express Magnum Synthetic No. 4907 w/Choate Folding Stock No. 010112

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The Remington is okay by itself, but the Choate buttstock adds complexity and cost, we think.

Remington 870 Express Magnum Synthetic No. 4907 w/Choate Folding Stock No. 010112

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Home Defense
Hunting
Recreational
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Buttstock
Length of Pull
Drop at Comb
Drop at Heel
Trigger Pull Weight Bottom
Trigger Pull Weight Top

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The Choate folding stock allowed the pistol-gripped 870 to be shot from the shoulder, but not without discomfort, we thought. If the gun was mounted from low ready, we thought it was sluggish getting on target. The stock did improve control of the gun when it was held under the armpit.
The solid steel stock added a lot of weight to the Remington without improving handling, in our opinion.

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