Remington 870 20ga pump ???

[coolbrze]

BUDDy,,,there is a big difference in the wingmaster and the express,,,,,,
not only in price but also in the taylorship, if you can buy 20 gause wingmasters for 200 you better buy them it dont matter whether it is full choke or mod, or if its plain barrel or vent, 200 is very cheap for a wing in good shape considering you can buy the express new here for 259.00,,,i have a wingmaster in a 12 gauge that has a 30 inch full choke plain barrel you couldnt buy for 400 dollars,,,,,,

200 is cheap for a wing buy all them you can and resale them

a used express is worth about 150.00,,,,,,,,

I'll 2nd what ringtail said.

[Pike Ridge Beagles]

Here is a good deal on a 95% condition Wingmaster with chokes.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=324546

[town hound]

I agree with jumpdog. When I was 15, I de-tassled corn all summer instead of going to summer drivers-ed classes. The money I made bought my 12 ga. wingmaster. That was almost 20 years ago and I've used it every year (rabbit, pheasent, quail, and deer with the slug barrel). Its starting to show briar patch wear but I can't seem to put it away. I too have thought about getting an Remington express to hunt with but that old wingmaster just fits. Hope you find a good one, they'll last a lifetime.

[wvduece]

i have a 12 ga. 870 wingmaster 28 in barrell mod choke i have had this gun for over 30 years n still in great shape its a real rabbit gun i also have a 20 ga express that i been using for a couple years now its not the quality the wingmaster is but still does a fine job rolling those bunnys i tried some #8s in the 20 ga last week with improved cyl. it did a good job using the 8s i never had shot any 8s in my life but for a lil over 5 bucks a box just thought i would try them mit just stick with the 8s for awhile they patterned pretty good jb