The "matte" finish on the police guns is a parkerization process. Note : The Express Security, model , with the extended mag is not effected by the indents. The mag is already installed. We do not want this to become like the Benelli Thread. In addition to what it notes, the following is true: 1 The wood stock on the P is walnut.
The wood stock on the Express is Birch. The synthetic stock on the Express is Remington. The Express comes with a bead, and a rifle sight barrel can be purchased as an accessory. It's plastic with ISS on the Expess. Note: A side by side comparison of my buddies newly purchased Express HD and my newly purchased P shows that the P barrel, at least mine, has a higher degree of polish in the bore than the Express.
To add what D-wheel said. It was designed to meet a price point in the commercial market while still providing classic functionality. Without exception, every manufacturer who utilizes our platform serves to upgrade their system to a more efficient, street worthy platform. While the Express is still an , the best pump shotgun on the market, there are some very important cosmetic and functional differences between it and the Police.
To our customers in Law Enforcement, Military, Corrections, and Security, whose lives depend upon the unfailing performance of Remington shotguns, the Police modifications are of paramount importance. Synopses of the variances are provided below. This section is secured and serves only to build LE and Military shotguns, with the same factory personnel working at that assignment each shift.
This ensures positive feeding when using heavier payload rounds. This type of locking mechanism can cause delay to an officer who needs the weapon but does not have the appropriate key. LE shotguns have the standard, proven, cross bolt safety. The old Wingmaster and the new Wingmaster are the same. Add to that the different exterior finish and you have wingmaster vs. Its dangerous to give out bad info.
MIM is metal injection molded. It is powder metal injection like plastic injection molding, except usingmetal paste, the paste is injected into a mold then processed at high temperature to burn off binders and sinter the piece. There can be variation of this process. MIM is not stamped. Hitting the part after sintering, called forging is not the stamped process either. There are subpar MIM parts out there. That is because the manufacturer essentially has not mastered the process. The industry has gotten a bad rap due to bottom end manufacturers.
Look for laser sintered metal parts in the near future with made by 3D printing with powder metal paste rather than the injection process. Not so, the internal parts are pretty much the same, only the exterior parts are less refined.
Performance is the same. The express has a few cheaper parts, but unlikely to break. Hardwood and walnut are equally durable. The metal of both will rust if neglected. Dual action slide same, wing master bolt crome…express dull black anti corrosive other then finish same part extractor in bolt MIM in express, I replaced it with the machined steel no difference , slide under bolt same, trigger group, blued steel housing wing master…plastic housing express other then that they work exactly the same,,,same internal parts.
There is plenty on the net to guide you through fixing this issue…I did it to a bad one and solved the problem without going through warranty. I am qualified to make the above statements. The wing master imo has a short fast pump stroke, perfect for shooting from the hip or shoulder.. What about the barrel rifling? Or choke? I have the express Hunting version. Any information will be greatly appreciated, thank you. Mine was purchased in the early s and this is definitely not a laminate.
Real solid wood. I took it to a gun smith to get one of the barrels re-blued due to improper storage and not checking it causing some rust. He made the comment about the serial number starts with A7 and the wood stock. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail.
About Remington Shotgun Guide. What is the difference between a Remington Wingmaster and an Express? Remington Express. This coating is sturdier and can withstand heavy use. All the parts of the Remington Marine are nickel-plated, which makes it extremely durable. The marine version will not rust even after heavy rain. Choose the version you like more; you may even paint it with special gun paint later.
The newest addition to the family is the DM version with detachable magazines. It makes reloads faster and easier. A lot of shooters find it very interesting and really like it. Others prefer the classic tubular magazine. You can get one of them, but it is better to get both and see which one you like more.
This is a new model, so not all stores will have it in stock. Tac is a Non-NFA inch barrel configuration. This is , but it is very compact and easy to transport. You will need to learn how to deal with recoil, but it is fun to shoot it. This Model Express comes with a hardwood stock and forend. And the best thing, it has an affordable price. Choose the 12 or 20 gauge, 26 or 28 inches barrel, left or right-hand version. Comes with two barrels!
You can choose this version for both birdshot and slug shooting. This set is good for almost any purpose. Available in 12 or gauge. Legendary Remington Marine. All metal parts boast electroless nickel plating both inside and out. Waterproof and rustproof. Can withstand lots of abuse without any problems.
Fixed cylinder bore choke and six-shell magazine capacity. Remington Tactical is one of the most popular and tactical looking shotguns on the market. It is used by law-enforcement officers. Magazine extension installed. There are several versions, with simple bead sight or XS ghost ring sight.
The more expensive version also comes with a rail and breacher choke. When you purchase a Remington shotgun online, it is best to purchase from a reputable retailer that has a long history of selling weapons and other outdoor sports related merchandise. They have a wide selection of pump action shotguns like the Remington that you can choose from. This makes it easy to filter your search results so you only have Remington shotguns listed.
After that, you can narrow down the search even more by choosing the brand you want. Once you do that, the search results will list over ten Remington models that are available for sale. Plus, some of the listing pages have reviews and star ratings associated with the weapons from other customers who had purchased them. This will give you a firm idea as to which weapon is worth investing in and which one is not. If you want to narrow down your search even more, you can even filter the gauge of the Remington shotguns.
The two choices listed are the 20 Gauge and 12 Gauge, which are the two most powerful gauges for any shotgun. As for the tactical versions, they typically hold more rounds and they have synthetic stocks which are weatherproof. You can even purchase an upgrade to the Tactical version by adding Ghost Ring sights to it too.
A couple of words about my brand new Remington Combo. As always, it comes in a simple carton box. The shotgun comes with the barrel removed. You will find two barrels inside: the inch ventilated rib barrel with the modified choke installed and with bead sight, and the inch barrel with rifle sight.
There is also an instruction book, lock, magazine plug, and choke tube wrench. The lock is a little different from the one which I got in Also, the new stock and forend are made of very nice wood. The laminate wood stock and forend on my first shotgun had a light brown color and looked cheaper. The current set has a dark brown color and looks and feels like real wood. The capacity of the shotgun is 5 rounds. You need to purchase the magazine extension separately to be able to load more rounds.
But first, you need to remove the dimples inside of the magazine tube. I checked the barrel and all the external and internal surfaces of the shotgun and found no problems, scratches or rust. The barrels and chambers are smooth inside but I will polish the chamber to have a more reliable extraction of the fired shells. Two readers has posted important information on Remington forum.
Brand new Remington shotguns had problems: one with feeding, second one with extraction of fired shells. I brought it home and loaded it with 6 rounds of Winchester PDX HD ammo and stuck it in the closet, hoping that I would get a chance to go to the range sometime soon. I unloaded 4 shells, then all of a sudden the remaining shells would not release from the magazine. Upon further inspection I noticed that the left shell latch was not moving outboard like the right shell latch was, which prevents the shell from exiting the magazine.
At that point I put the gun away and figured I would call Remington in the morning and find out about repair procedures. Well, I called Remington and I have to send my 1 week old, never been shot, shotgun to NY for repairs. Also, while looking closer at the malfunctioning left shell latch, I noticed scratches and gouges around the shell latch.
It almost looks like someone had a previous problem with this gun and tried to pry the latch open or closed. But, how could this be? I bought my Remington Tactical 12ga brand new back in September. From day one I noticed that I was getting jam after jam after jam… Put rounds though it field, buck, home defense, etc , and nothing seem to help…. The circled notice in the rail was catching the rim of the shotgun shell, and causing it to jam. How to Avoid Buying Defective Remington 1.
Bring dummy shells with you. Point shotgun in a safe direction and check feeding and extraction of shells. Try racking shotgun several times. The Remington Tactical is one of the most dependable commercial pump-action shotguns on the market. They are made for all kinds of environments and the pump action is one of the smoothest around. It has the extended Tactical Rem Choke and the You can load 7 rounds of gauge firepower.
Don't worry about the 'magnum' crap. You don't need them anyway. If the barrel says you can shoot 3 inch like it does, you can. Ontario Honker Hunter. I have a Remington Express I bought used in Been shooting 3" shells ever since. The "magnum revolution" predated my gun by several years some Model 12 Winchesters were manufactured in 3" and I think they stopped manufacturing them in Yes, your gun will shoot 3" mags okay.
Be careful if it's full choke and I'm sure it is and you're shooting steel. Go with the lighter, faster loads and nothing larger than BB shot. The older barrels had the choke squeezed into the last little bit at the end. Steel shot doesn't give like lead and that much pressure all of a sudden could cause problems. Anyway, you're wasting your money if you shoot the heavy magnum loads in steel. They're too slow and don't penetrate worth beans. The shell will fit in the chamber and it will go bang when you pull the trigger alright This raises pressure considerably beyond what it would be in a 3" chamber.
Some guns might just explode with this seriously increased pressure. Nothing ruins a good duck hunt more than getting your face blown off.
Jim in Mo is right own about not worrying about the magnum crap. You are trying to cram 10 pounds of shot out a five pound hole resulting in blown patterns and more crippled game.
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