The I LOVE THIS GUN Thread

[El Guero]

I believe they sell high comb stocks for all the Remingtons just for cases like yours. My 11-87 has one but that's for trapshooting.

[CodyY]

Originally Posted by El Guero

I believe they sell high comb stocks for all the Remingtons just for cases like yours. My 11-87 has one but that's for trapshooting.

the new Magpul stocks have adjustment and such.

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG460/shotgun

Im a fanboy so thats the first thing that came to mind

[EvilGenius]

Originally Posted by CodyY

the new Magpul stocks have adjustment and such.

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG460/shotgun

Im a fanboy so thats the first thing that came to mind

You'd be proud of my AR.

[El Guero]

Originally Posted by CodyY

the new Magpul stocks have adjustment and such.

http://store.magpul.com/product/MAG460/shotgun

Im a fanboy so thats the first thing that came to mind

Yeah, I'd forgot about those. I was kinda excited to hear they were making Remington furniture but it just doesn't look right to me. Or I thought it would look goofy on my 870 with the field barrel.

[243Win]

Originally Posted by 00SS

It seems with the hammer down it is much harder to cycle.. however, if i pull the hammer back and rack it.. it's seems almost perfect (albeit just a tad tighter than the stock slide).

Of course, you are cocking the hammer at the same time you pull the slide back with the hammer down. That isn't an issue of slide to frame fit.

[00SS]

Originally Posted by 243Win

Of course, you are cocking the hammer at the same time you pull the slide back with the hammer down. That isn't an issue of slide to frame fit.

i was using the old slide as a comparison .. i did get some hi temp lithium grease and applied a dab with a qtip and have been working it a bit. it 'slides' much better now (even with the hammer down). I'm going to take it to the range tomorrow and see how she does.