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Installing the Rhino Rail System Video
Installing the Rhino Rail System
In this video Wes Doss will show you how to install the Rhino Rail System on your Remington 870.

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Installing a Magazine extension on a 870, 1100 Special Field, or 1187 Shotgun Video
Installing a Magazine extension on a 870, 1100 Special Field, or 1187 Shotgun
Lean how to install and properly remove the crimp in the magazine tube to increase the capacity of your Remington 870, 1187 or 1100 Special Field.

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Brownells Makes Best-Selling Pumpgun Even Better With Timney 870 Trigger Fix News
Brownells Makes Best-Selling Pumpgun Even Better With Timney 870 Trigger Fix
Brownells, the world's largest supplier of firearms parts has in stock the hottest drop-in upgrade for the Remington 870 pump shotgun: the Timney 870 Trigger Fix.


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Mesa Tactical Products Rem 870/1100/11-87 Receiver Mount Sling Attachment Video
Mesa Tactical Products Rem 870/1100/11-87 Receiver Mount Sling Attachment
This video segment is a description of the Mesa Tactical Products Rem 870/1100/11-87 Receiver Mount Sling Attachment.

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870 Detent Staking Punch Instructions
870 Detent Staking Punch
This punch is designed to restore the swaged lip that keeps the magazine cap detent ad spring in place in the 870 barrel guide ring. Reswaging of this lip may be necessary after the gun has been used extensively and may be necessary when reassembling an 870 if the detent was removed before rebluing.


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Remington 870/1100 Shell Latch Staker Instructions
Remington 870/1100 Shell Latch Staker
The 870’s Shell Latches, the 1100’s Feed Latch and Interceptor Latch Spring, as well as the Shell Latches on older Model 58’s and 878’s, are held in place by receiver metal which is swaged, or staked, against them.


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870/1100 Carrier Pivot Slave Pin Instructions
870/1100 Carrier Pivot Slave Pin
The Brownells 870/1100 Carrier Pivot Slave Pin is designed to simplify reassembly of the Fire Control Assembly (Trigger Group), by holding the Carrier and Carrier Dog Washer in place while the Carrier Pivot Tube is installed in the Trigger Plate.


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Remington 870 Deluxe Rivet Staking Tools Instructions
Remington 870 Deluxe Rivet Staking Tools
The Kit consists of two, specially designed, hardened Riveting Punches and the Cherry Corners 870 Ejector Spring Rivet Cutter. The #1 Punch, identified by the small hole in its end, is made to secure the Ejector Spring Housing to the inside of the shotgun receiver.


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870 Forend Wrench Instructions
870 Forend Wrench
Based on factory proven design, the Brownells 870 Forend Wrench will provide the user with the means of loosening even the tightest forend nuts while minimizing the chance of damaging the forend wood or the nut itself.


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Remington 870/1100/11-87 Pin Pusher Instructions
Remington 870/1100/11-87 Pin Pusher
The Trigger Plate Assembly (Remington calls it the Fire Control Unit) in Remington 870, 1100 and 1187 shotguns is secured to the receiver by two Trigger Plate Pins. These massive, solid pins are locked into the receiver by strong detent springs.


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870 Buttstock Bolt Wrench Instructions
870 Buttstock Bolt Wrench
The Remington 870/1100 shotgun’s buttstock is attached to the receiver by a round head, slotted bolt. Use of a common screwdriver to loosen or remove this stock bolt may deform the slot and cause severe damage to the buttstock.


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1100/11-87 Action Bar Disassembly Tool Instructions
1100/11-87 Action Bar Disassembly Tool
In the Remington 1100/11-87 semi-auto shotgun, the action bar sleeve serves as a means of moving the action bar and bolt. Additionally, by virtue of its size or mass, it also reduces the velocity, or speed, of the bolt as it moves to the rear of the receiver.


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