The Remington M870 Wingmaster is a popular offshoot of the M870 series. By Staff Writer
The Remington Model 870 (M870) Wingmaster can trace its roots back to the 1950 release of the M870 series. The Wingmaster featured a 5-round tubular magazine, pump action system with the push-button safety catch rear of the trigger guard. The weapon system received a design overhaul in 1986 though the original Model 870 Wingmaster-series was manufactured up until that year. Later models have continued in release into the new millennium.
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1950
Designation:Remington Model 870 Wingmaster Classification Type:Autoloading Shotgun Manufacturer:Remington - USA Country of Origin: United States
Operators: the United States of America
Variants
Model 870 Wingmaster
Model 870TB Trap - Clay pigeon shooter
Model 870 Wing Master LC (Light Contour)
Model 870 Wingmaster (.410) - 36 gauge
Model 870 Wingmaster Super Magnum
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