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Withdrawn- Gun is in shop for repair of the magazine tube.
Remington 11-87 sportsman 20 ga. 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells
Location (city or county): Calabasas
Price:
Will ship: No
Other info: This gun may be a good deal for the right person. As it stands it is a gun that has little wear is in excellent shape with low round count. It is a soft shooting, gas operated, auto ejecting single shot. The magazine is inoperable. It's the right size for a youth, woman or small frame male. As a parts gun you have the Rem choke barrel, buttstock and forearm (black synthetic), action assembly, trigger group, breechblock assy., piston parts, retainer latch etc. I will sell either the entire gun which will require a PPT or the parts less the receiver (which includes the broken magazine tube).
There have been questions about the condition of the magazine tube problem.
I hope the following 4 photos will clarify the condition of the gun.
The left photo shows what the gun should look like when receiver is viewed from the front. However, the piece shown is just sitting there it is not attached. The right photo shows the piece (magazine follower shoulder) that has broken with a piece of the the magazine tube still attached.
This picture shows the chunk out of the magazine tube.
This is the Magazine follower shoulder turned over with the flat side down showing the piece of magazine tube still attached.
Remington 11-87 sportsman 20 ga. 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells
Location (city or county): Calabasas
Price:
Will ship: No
Other info: This gun may be a good deal for the right person. As it stands it is a gun that has little wear is in excellent shape with low round count. It is a soft shooting, gas operated, auto ejecting single shot. The magazine is inoperable. It's the right size for a youth, woman or small frame male. As a parts gun you have the Rem choke barrel, buttstock and forearm (black synthetic), action assembly, trigger group, breechblock assy., piston parts, retainer latch etc. I will sell either the entire gun which will require a PPT or the parts less the receiver (which includes the broken magazine tube).
There have been questions about the condition of the magazine tube problem.
I hope the following 4 photos will clarify the condition of the gun.
The left photo shows what the gun should look like when receiver is viewed from the front. However, the piece shown is just sitting there it is not attached. The right photo shows the piece (magazine follower shoulder) that has broken with a piece of the the magazine tube still attached.
This picture shows the chunk out of the magazine tube.
This is the Magazine follower shoulder turned over with the flat side down showing the piece of magazine tube still attached.
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