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  • discohero
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2009
    • 7

    982 Forend

    I've read that the 870 forends fit the 982's with a little work and force due to the bigger tube. Does anyone know if it the size difference is enough to make the forend too loose to put back on an 870 later? This is of course without any dremel/grinding work to the forend to make it fit the 982. I wanted to change the one on my 982 but would like in the future to put it back onto an 870. Thanks in advance
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    aippi
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2009
    • 2302

    Don't know, however, I do know this. The forend is critical to the smooth operation of a pump shotgun. A sloppy forend can cause damage to your action bars over time because as the forend slips and turns you tend to over tourge the action bars. This ends up causing them to bind and bending then beyond effective use.

    With this stated, is modifying a part you can get for a few bucks worth possible damage to your weapon?
    JD McGuire, Owner
    AI&P Tactical
    Remington Law Enforcement Armorer
    Mossberg LE Armorer
    www.aiptactical.com
    www.tacticalgunslings.com
    If you're going to a gun fight, take a shotgun. If you can't take a shotgun, don't go.

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    • #3
      wyattearp
      Member
      • Dec 2009
      • 112

      If you currently have a 982 and an 870, why don't you try the 982 forend on you 870 to see how it fits?

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      • #4
        Joe22
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 960

        The 870 forend will go on the 982 with a bit of elbow grease(muscle) or a method that has been mentioned a few times is get a socket the same size as the forend tube and tap it in.. It will not hurt the forend and will go back on your 870 without any problems... Hope that answers your question..

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