The Remington 870 Tactical Wood 20-gauge shotgun brings the legendary reliability of the 870 platform to a compact, nimble package perfect for hunters and sport shooters who value maneuverability without sacrificing firepower. This 20ga version chambers 3-inch shells and feeds four rounds, making it an excellent choice for upland hunting, clay sports, or home defense scenarios where a lighter-recoiling shotgun doesn't mean compromising on performance. The 18.5-inch barrel keeps the gun handy in tight brush or around vehicles, while the wood furniture gives it a classic, versatile look that works equally well in the field or at the range.
Built on the proven 870 action that's been trusted by hunters and professionals for generations, this tactical configuration strips away unnecessary frills and delivers straight-shooting reliability. The 870 is known for its bulletproof design, ease of maintenance, and availability of aftermarket support—you're not buying into a proprietary system, you're buying into decades of real-world proven performance. Whether you're running it with buckshot, slugs, or game loads, the 870 Tactical Wood handles it all without flinching.
The wood stock and fore-end provide a traditional feel and natural ergonomics that many shooters prefer over modern tactical furniture. If you want to upgrade the furniture later, the 870 platform offers endless customization options. This is a shotgun that works hard and asks nothing in return but a little attention and respect for its capabilities.
| Gauge | 20 |
| Chamber | 3" |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 rounds |
| Stock Material | Wood |
| Brand | Remington |
Yes. The 20-gauge chamber with 3-inch capability and 18.5-inch barrel make it well-suited for upland hunting, waterfowl, and other small-to-medium game applications. The compact profile also makes it maneuverable in brush and tight spaces.
Absolutely. The 870 platform has extensive aftermarket support. You can swap barrels, stocks, fore-ends, sights, and other components to adapt the shotgun to your specific needs and preferences.
The 3-inch chamber accepts both 3-inch and standard 2.75-inch shotgun shells in 20-gauge. Always verify ammunition compatibility and follow manufacturer guidance for safe operation.
The 20-gauge recoil is lighter than 12-gauge, making it easier to manage for shooters concerned about recoil. The proven 870 design is straightforward to operate and maintain, making it a solid choice for hunters and shooters new to shotguns.
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