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So I bought an 870 tactical with the thought of having a one size fits all shotgun because of parts interchangability. Much to my chagrin, after buying a rem choke barrel for the 870, I find out that it will not fit due to the fixed extended magazine. There is too much space between the barrel lug and the magazine cap. I have heard of others placing a piece of PVC as a spacer but wondering is this safe. Also wondering if there is a gunsmith out there who could either make an appropriate spacer or move the lug. Pretty frustrated cuz 870's have always had interchangeable parts. Remington screwing us again.

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The 870 tact is just that, a defence shotgun

The 870 hunting shotgun will be a better fit, can change barrels and add a extended mag tube.

Sorry for the extra barrel, sell it to recoup the funds.

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Update: I am removing thr barrel lug and replacing it in the proper position on this shotgun. Not really that hard to do. Would have already had it finished if a buddy of mine didn't have my braising tip grom my torch.
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I only took a torch to my extra barrel. Original barrel still intact. BTW, gunsmiths do it all the time. It's exactly how Remington originally put the lug on.

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