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  • showerbabies
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    • Apr 2006
    • 189

    the wooden 870

    I finally came up close and personal with a 870-look-a-like with all the wooden hardware. I must say, I love them. Thanks OPD!

    Well, I just jumped the gun too early with another 870 18"er. I would like to know how to convert it into those wooden ones OPD has. Do I just dig up any wood parts on ebay? What model are those wooden ones? 870s? Wingmaster? 11-87?

    thanks!

    PS ... and yes, I know I won't be able to get a 14" bbl =(
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    6172crew
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    • Oct 2005
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    OK, I spent some time on a ship and know what a shower baby is...thats foul.

    second, what OPD are you talking about? Oakland PD? Ontario PD?

    Third, the 870 w/o the wood isnt a 870 IMHO, mine has a police barrel in 80s
    wingmaster blue, I ordered mine when the ol man was station in Germany so it has the same proof markings as a P7 or any other firearms made in the country.....pretty cool IMHO.
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      showerbabies
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      • Apr 2006
      • 189

      Originally posted by 6172crew
      OK, I spent some time on a ship and know what a shower baby is...thats foul.


      Originally posted by 6172crew
      what OPD are you talking about? Oakland PD? Ontario PD?
      Sorry bout that ... Oakland

      Originally posted by 6172crew
      Third, the 870 w/o the wood isnt a 870 IMHO, mine has a police barrel in 80s
      wingmaster blue, I ordered mine when the ol man was station in Germany so it has the same proof markings as a P7 or any other firearms made in the country.....pretty cool IMHO.
      So the one I saw isn't a 870, but looks like a 870 right? And is called the wingmaster blue?
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        xenophobe
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        • Jan 2006
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        You can take the synthetic stock and forearm off a 870P and put wood on it. The wood is probably available from Numerich, or I'm sure you can find it if you look around.

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          showerbabies
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          • Apr 2006
          • 189

          Thnaks bro ... I'll go dig around.
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            homerm14
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            • Jan 2006
            • 630

            It also helps to have the tool to remove the forend.

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              showerbabies
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              • Apr 2006
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              Originally posted by homerm14
              It also helps to have the tool to remove the forend.
              I have seen that tool on ebay. Is there anyway of getting around it?
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                Rumpled
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                • Oct 2005
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                Just use a big screwdriver?
                Or is that for the Mossy's I have?
                Sorry, I have a hard time keeping them straight sometimes.
                (Especially late on Friday nites)

                If you're asking about changing a synthetic stocked version to wood; they are all interchageable. And you could probaly get a good deal from someone wh went from wood to synthetic.
                Here's a pic of a Sportsman 12 Pump in wood. It's an old Kmart version of an 870, everything interchanges.

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                  ivanimal
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                  • Sep 2002
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                  I have used a piece of galvanized pipe. just larger than the tube, on a grinder grind down the sides just leavin two spurs on 180 degree ends that will fit into the notches on the forend nut. I had to make one because I did not want to wait for a real one. It took less tha 5 minutes to make and I still use it occasionally for cleaning.

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                  These guys are great for used and newer stocks and forends.
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                  • #10
                    detmeng
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                    • Jan 2006
                    • 62

                    I use a needle nose pliers to take off the forend. Just spread the pliers and put the tips into where the spanner would go and turn, hopefully it is not too tight.

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