I assume you want to remove the orange colored magazine follower? If so, you first need to unscrew the end-cap on the front end of the magazine tube. Looking into the front end of the magazine tube you will see a split bushing with a hole in the center of it. Carefully, very carefully, pry this end-cap out of the magazine tube. The reason you need to be careful is that this split end-cap is under pressure from the compressed magazine tube spring and once you remove the end-cap the spring will come out quickly. Once the spring is out you can then remove the orange end-cap. There may be a shotshell restricter (plug) inside the spring that restricts the magazine tube to only hold three rounds. This is a green plastic plug and can also be removed now.
i just bought a 870 express synthetic, The default config is 4 in the magazine, 1 in the chamber. They say 5 but that's what they mean.
It is important to have ammunition if one is going to own a weapon. Many Magazine clips can be bought at the manufacturing stores, or found in stores online.
The sentence would be "A magazine bought some cartoons."
Remington
Remington bought them.
Yes the rem 700 can be changed to a detachable magazine because it is a long action the parts are not cheep but if you want it than that wont mater much the parts can be bought a www.midwayusa.com Product #: 921737
Try eguns.com, they have a large supply of odd gun parts. I recently bought a 'W' shaped spring that is inside that magazine for 8 bucks from this supplier, and my rifle works better than ever. They could have the whole magazine and screws if it is missing from your firearm. Hope this helps.
the rumor is any serial number on an 870 express ending with an M means its a magnum. I have one I bought in about 1987 and have shot thousands of three inch shells through it.
No. Bought by Remington.
April 2007 Cerberos owns Remington, bushmaster, DPMS, and of course Marlin since Remington bought them. Oh and Chrysler ...
Remington Rand was a business that was established in 1927 when the companies Remington Typewriter and Rand Kardex Corporation merged. Sperry Corporation bought Remington Rand in 1955.
No- urban legend