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  • mikey357
    Member
    • Nov 2005
    • 323

    Another possible cause of later 870 problems

    After reading all the threads about polishing out 870 chambers, this guy on youtube says there is a bump which prevents extraction. By the comments, it appears removing the bump cures the problem.

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    m16
    Veteran Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 2527

    I've only had extraction failures with one of mine, and it's a parkerized 870P manufactured in 2011.

    I just checked and there is no bump in that barrel whatsoever, when I compare it to any of my older Remingtons they all look exactly the same in the area shown in the video.

    I'm not saying the dude is wrong, but I can tell you that after polishing my chamber with steel wool the problem completely went away - I didn't have to grind anything and never touched the area where the supposed bump is.
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    • #3
      Jet Setter
      Calguns Addict
      • Aug 2012
      • 5348

      Never had an issue in functionality but I have an older model. My only gripe is the trust pitting n the receiver. Love the shotgun but the pitting is driving me crazy.
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        Justintoxicated
        Veteran Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 3836

        checked and I do not have a bump. It is not perfectly smooth right there though, so maybe some polish is in order but I don't want to create a problem either. I have never had a jam yet, granted probably only shot a little over 100 shells so far. I have never polished the chamber either though. My guess would be that that bump was formed due to jams and they would get progressivly worse, or maybe his always had something there who knows. The machining on mine looks like super fine threads right there.

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        • #5
          creampuff
          • Jan 2006
          • 3730

          I posted this a couple of years ago. I found this extra lip on my Vang Comp barrel. Not Vang Comp's fault, probably just QC issue at Remington.

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          • #6
            mikey357
            Member
            • Nov 2005
            • 323

            It appears no one has a 870 with the bump. I'm chalking it up to bad machining.
            It's just another thing to consider when diagnosing fte problems with the 870.

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            • #7
              mikey357
              Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 323

              Originally posted by Justintoxicated
              checked and I do not have a bump. It is not perfectly smooth right there though, so maybe some polish is in order but I don't want to create a problem either. I have never had a jam yet, granted probably only shot a little over 100 shells so far. I have never polished the chamber either though. My guess would be that that bump was formed due to jams and they would get progressivly worse, or maybe his always had something there who knows. The machining on mine looks like super fine threads right there.
              Yeah, don't screw around with it if it aint broke.

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              • #8
                mikey357
                Member
                • Nov 2005
                • 323

                Originally posted by m16
                I've only had extraction failures with one of mine, and it's a parkerized 870P manufactured in 2011.

                I just checked and there is no bump in that barrel whatsoever, when I compare it to any of my older Remingtons they all look exactly the same in the area shown in the video.

                I'm not saying the dude is wrong, but I can tell you that after polishing my chamber with steel wool the problem completely went away - I didn't have to grind anything and never touched the area where the supposed bump is.
                You're have one that actually has a rough chamber, so polishing did the trick.

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