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has anyone else had problems with the new mobel of the remington 870 super mag?? ive been getting surface rust way too often and all three shell sizes tend to hang at least once a hunt....fixing to send it to remington

had 1 a few yrs ago,sold that piece of sh#t

deltaduckman1 wrote:has anyone else had problems with the new mobel of the remington 870 super mag?? ive been getting surface rust way too often and all three shell sizes tend to hang at least once a hunt....fixing to send it to remington

The brand of shell you are using may have something to do with it. I always had a problem with my 870 hanging on Winchesters.

As far as the surface rust, if you are using a gun case, it may have moisture in it.

1) wipe gun down after every hunt, or rust will build up
2) Polish your chamber, I have done mine and hanging up is a past memory.

Now watch it hangup LOL

well the surface rust isnt as bad after i bought a gun sock for it to keep it in at home to wick away the moisture. and yea i think it was the winchesters cause i started shooting kents and it wasnt half as bad....its just disapointing to find something like this after buying a new gun

deltaduckman1 wrote:has anyone else had problems with the new mobel of the remington 870 super mag?? ive been getting surface rust way too often and all three shell sizes tend to hang at least once a hunt....fixing to send it to remington

have had a ton of surgace rust ...........gave up after the 1st year ..... now folks just think i am a loser and dont take care of it

Spray paint fellas it works wonders.

hmm...never really thought about spray paint? any suggestions on what brand or tips etc....not sure if i want to do this bc it might eliminate possibility to sell. who knows

Flat black bbq spray paint works good as a base coat. Then other colors if you want to camo it. Hell it's a duck gun don't have to be pretty.

STAY HOME!

Winchesters did a crapy job......i use kent or rem shells and have not had anymore problems

If you paint it and polish the chamber you will never have another problem with it.

You get what you paid for, but still a good value for a cheap gun.

10-4 thanks guys.

Let the gun set out in open air once you get in from hunting. Otherwise the cold metal will sweat as it heats up to room temp and moisture won't have anywhere to go if its still in a case. Started doin this a year ago and haven't had any rust since.