Remington 870
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Remington 870 Marine Magnum
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Type
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pump-action shotgun
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Country of Origin
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USA
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Specifications
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Length
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38.5 inches (978 mm)
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Barrel
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18 inches (457 mm)
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Weight
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7 pounds (3.2 kg)
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Cartridge
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12, 16 , 20 & 28 gauge; .410 bore
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Action
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pump-action
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Feed
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4 round internal tube magazine
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Service History
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Used by
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United States, Israel, Canada, Ireland, Australia, Switzerland, Indonesia, Malaysia
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Production History
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Designer
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see Development
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Designed
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late 1940s
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Manufacturer
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Remington Arms
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Cost/unit
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MSRP US$350-950, by variant
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Production Dates
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1950-present
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Number built
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over 7 million
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Variants
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see Variants
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specifications are for 28", 12 ga Wingmaster
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