Our 2-piece system is superior to other 1-piece swage designs on the market as the additional outer impact ring allows complete removal of the dents while protecting the magazine tube from deformation. Save on your purchase with this +1 Magazine Extension/Dual-Rail and Mag Dent Remover Tool Bundle for the Remington 870/TAC-14. Remington tac 14 magazine extension. Five things I learned during my testing. Probably more common is annoyance. I might even ask to shoot it should we end up shooting or hunting together. The Magpul MSRP is $799 while the 870 DM Hardwood is only $529.
How much fun is it to unload a typical pump or semi-auto shotgun? And if it came down to reliability for something serious like home defense, I'd take this 870 DM over my autoloaders. There's even a TAC-14 model at $559. My Remington 870 DM is the Magpul version, featuring their SGA Stock with Super Cell Recoil Pad and MOE M-LOK Forend.
I imagine the ghost ring works well, but I used the pic rail to mount a Trijicon RMR. My mags don't drop free and given the design I doubt they are supposed to. For years I've kept a half full box of random leftover live shotgun ammo from whatever I was doing. You'll see both in the video. Bear can grasp where your index finger grabs the mag release. Instructions and Demo Videos can be found on the product pages below. Remington tac-14 magazine conversion kit for sale. With the Remington 870 DM, you just pull the pump back, strip your mag and you're done. Not a lot in my experience. Third, stripping the mag is a piece of cake. The Extension/Rail kit contains a machined steel +1 magazine extension with an integrated Dual-Rail Adapter machined from 6061-T6 billet aluminum, as well as a color-matched swivel stud and nylon washer. The magazine tube dent removal tool is designed specifically for the 12-gauge Remington 870 and other 12 gauge models with similar spring retainer dents around the opening of the tube (such as the TAC-14).
I don't know how long people have thought about modifying Remington 870 shotguns to accept detachable box mags, but a few years ago at the 295 Tactical Range in Eugene, Oregon I got to try one. If you own a typical shotgun, you know the drill. In contrast to your typical shotgun, imagine a beefy magazine holding six rounds of 12 gauge ammo. And while I've historically been an auto loader fan (in fact my first gun purchase ever was a Remington 1100 when I was a teen), it sure is fun running this pump shotgun! Not a big deal, but more than a handful of accidents have resulted from people not quite getting the process right. Benefits to the box magazine fed Remington 870 DM are numerous. For high brass shells it's easier. And I'm not the only person to conclude that. Just my opinion, put yours in the comments below. It's technique that matters and someone may have discovered a better one than I did. I've seen three gun competitors use a number of different tricks to load more than one round at a time and I'm entirely unqualified to asses that.
In my own experience, it seems that when asked what the most reliable shotgun is most people would say the Remington 870 (no offense to Mossberg 590 fans intended). I like the looks, and yes, while that may not matter to you it actually does matter to me. In any event, I can load the mag about as fast as I can load a typical tubular magazine shotgun. I was just Pheasant hunting in Kansas where they have no magazine limit while hunting upland birds. Jugs of pineapple juice may care. Except maybe to say that feeding a typical magazine fed AR or similar rifle seems simpler and easier to deal with. Squeeze with your index finger and pull. The RMR red dot sight was functional as you'd expect and it looks sweet as well. I know I'm not that quick at the process. Probably not the best practice for hunting, gun games, defense, whatever, but just fine for shooting for fun and this test. That makes it the ideal gun to modify for detachable mags. Now the fifth thing learned falls into the category of one of those serendipitous discoveries you stumble upon from time to time. You don't rock the magazine in, you align it and push. Essentially, it's one smooth motion and reminds me of my original Tavor SAR release.
It turns out that modifying the 870 to reliably feed from a detachable box magazine was harder than it seemed. First, the 870 DM ran like a sewing machine. Watermelons don't care if they're hit by buckshot or birdshot. All items are finished with Cerakote Armor Black ceramic coating to blend with the factory finish and provide durability. I'm pretty sure the shotgun was begging for one when I first cracked open the box. I was excited because I loved the idea from the first time I saw the gun on Instagram. That's what I did for my test. But then again, I can load several 870 DM mags and be set for much faster reloads when called upon. Fourth, loading the mag proved the most complicated part of the process for me.
I know, subjective statement there…. I found that if I pushed the shell down, compressing the follower, then back, it worked consistently for me. Slugs were in my mix as well. There are five other variations of the 870 DM including a wooden stocked one.
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