Model 870s with seven-shot magazine extensions and bayonet attachments.ġ970: The Model 870 28-ga.

Marine Corps to fabricate 3,231 Model 870 Mk-1 military-style, 12-ga. Model 870 Brushmaster Deer Gun in Standard or Deluxe versions. Over the following three years 1,503 pairs would be sold. Model 870 RSS Rifled Slug Special with slug barrel and rifle sights ($95.95), and the Model 870 SX Skeet Grade, TX Trap Grade and ADX Field Grade shotguns with “Sun Grain” stock and fore-end. 1950: Remington introduced 15 versions of the Model 870 shotgun, in 12, 16 and 20 gauges, including: the Model 870 AP Standard Grade ($69.95) the Model 870 BC Special Grade ($81.45) the Model 870 ADL Deluxe Grade ($79.95) the Model 870 BDL Deluxe Special Grade ($91.45) the Model 870D Tournament Grade ($295) the Model 870F Premier Grade ($585) the Model 870TC Trap Grade ($159.95) the Model 870TD Trap Tournament Grade ($388.55) the Model 870TF Trap Premier Grade ($678.55) the Model 870S Trap Special Grade ($89.95) the Model 870SA Skeet Grade ($79.95) the Model 870SB Skeet Special Grade ($91.45) the Model 870SD Skeet Tournament Grade ($325) the Model 870SF Skeet Premier Grade ($615) and the Model 870R Riot Grade with 20” barrel ($69.95).ġ955: Remington introduced the Model 870 Magnum-AP Standard Grade shotgun ($88.30) and the Model 870 Magnum-ADL Deluxe Grade shotgun ($127.15), each chambered for 12-ga., 3” magnum loads, or 23⁄4” shells.ġ959: Remington introduced the 12-ga.

Old remington 870 serial numbers