As far as i know there isn't a good solid fix for this bolt yet.A shotgun(Buy Remington 887 Nitro Shotguns-Buy Darknet Guns-Buy Shotguns) (also known as a scattergun, or historically as a fowling piece) is a firearm that is usually designed to be fired from the shoulder, which uses the energy of a fixed shell to fire a number of small spherical pellets called shot, or a solid projectile called a slug. And are fully aware of the downfalls they allowed to cut prices, to incorporate a name.Īs to the gun smith. Throws them all off too because cost restraints won't allow to just make the bc 887 differently to keep price down, the whole 887 product line suffers in effectiveness because of it.īut Remington knows putting 'bone collector' on the side will sell more. The price point is all screwed up because the 'bc' edition is 'worth more' than the others. If theres a bone collector in the line the problem is still there. only bought it to be a throw around gun since thats what its designed to be, we shall see if it makes the cut or gets thrown into a lake when it gets back, if they cant solve the issue ive got a gunsmith who can fixer up. Just a plain ol 887, i wont buy bone collector anything for the reasons stated about, this is the same gun as the DU 887 without the DU badge. Get it fixed, then sell it and buy an 870.Īnd next time you see 'bone collector' on anything remember that to put it on a product the company had to pay for it, and may have cut corners on their product to keep cost down for consumers. That part on the 887 was the bolt and extractor, plus the plastic parts.

Mostly because to pay for the name and keep the price down the gun sacrifices a reliable part for a less expensive less reliable part. That crappy name seeps into all the products it's attached to and ruins them. Those two problems are only compounded by the 'bone collector' camo edition.

That and plastic parts make it cheaper and no where as reliable as the 870.

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