mr357magnum from United States, FL Public Profile

Wondering if Remington stopped making these as I have been looking for them since Oct. of 1999 with no luck. Remington should NEVER have sold the 870DM without having an abundant supply of magazines for them for purchase and they should have come with at least 2. Makes me sorry that I ever purchased the 870DM shotgun now. What good is a detachable magazine if you have to fill it every time and can't just put another loaded one in? It defeats the purpose and you may as well just have the regular 870. I am VERY disappointed in Remington for this. VERY poor planing!

I received this barrel in a timely manner. I ordered it to replace my non choked, non ribbed, barrel chambered for 2-3/4 shells only. This barrel is a GREAT improvement. It has a gloss finish to match my Wingmasters finish. It has a threaded barrel to change chokes, It is ribbed and has a center bead to line up with the bead at the end of the barrel and is chambered for 3" shells. Now I fell like my old wingmaster is complete.
Oh and did I say it looks GREAT? VERY NICE!

I just installed them on my Taurus PT111 Gen 2 and they fit just fine. I did though use the Stainless Steel screw meant for all glocks that BROWNELL'S sells . I also filed down the tip of the screw just a tad bit to make sure that it would tighten the front sight without a chance of bottoming out before the sight was tight. For an added measure I put a small amount of blue lock tite on the screw as well as on the bottom of the front sight where it meets the slide to make it even more secure and will not shift since it is longer than the factory sight. The factory rear sight was removed just by taking a screw out and then sliding it out by hand without a problem. The truglow rear sight was a very tight fit and the dove tails needed to be filed down slightly in order to push it in 1/3 of the way by hand and then use a sight pusher to push it in the rest of the way with ease. The rear sight is VERY snug and will be hard to install using a punch so it is better and less hassle to install it with a sight pusher. DO NOT try to make the set screw match the factory hole in the slide, it isn't suppose to. The set screw is to hold the rear sight in place but as snug as the sight fits, I doubt it will move anyway.
I love these sights but they should have also put an orange fiberoptic along with the orange ring in the front sight so that it would also glow orange at night and be able to tell the front sight from the rear more easily instead of them all being green in the dark, that wo