I recently got a remington 870 express used at an auction. Was wondering what the pins that hold the trigger should be. This one has hex head threaded screws.
The receiver isn't threaded.
The receiver isn't threaded.
Remington 870 express
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Hummm, I've owned dozen or so 870' over the last 50 years and I've never seen one held together with hex head screws.
The 870 has grooved pins as standard and two "D" rings in the trigger group to retain them.
Here's Brownell's schematic, you need parts number 60 and 61.
The "D" rings are attached to the ends of the split bushings the pins pass through.
The rings are parts number 64 and 65. Check to see if the "D" rings are still present before buying new ones.
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=0/sid=134/schematicsdetail/870_Standard_Weight__12__16__20
Here's Brownell's schematic, you need parts number 60 and 61.
The "D" rings are attached to the ends of the split bushings the pins pass through.
The rings are parts number 64 and 65. Check to see if the "D" rings are still present before buying new ones.
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=0/sid=134/schematicsdetail/870_Standard_Weight__12__16__20
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