[nsrailroad]

I'm looking to put a set of remington new classic trap stocks on my old 870tb. I remember reading something about they needed extra parts,bolt or something to work because of the universal fit for 1100 also ?? Any help?

 

[nsrailroad]

Railfan ham NC4RR in Chocowinity NC, We have csx and cnla here too.

 

[deadeye45]

do you have a 870 trap stock? I have an old beater 870 with a field stock and was hoping to find a stock for it! use it for a back up!
Larry bledsoe

 

[Savage99Stan]

870 Stocks need nothing but the bolt. Be sure to use the spacer in the receiver pocket or you'll split the stock at the wrist in about 50 rounds.

 

[shrek]

If you go from an old 870 only stock to a new 870/1100/11-87 stock you would need to get the longer stock bolt.

 

[maclellan1911]

I ended up making my own longer bolt, 1/4 x 24 If memory is working mine was 10 1/4 inches long. I threaded both ends and screwed together.

 

[nsrailroad]

The new classic stock that Remington is putting on 870/ 1100 trap guns, it is what i'm planning to put back on, if i don't find a used one. The longer bolt is what I remeber someone said was the difference. thanks for the help.
Railroad

 

[alfermann66]

Yeah, railroad. It finally occured to Remington that if they drilled the 870 and 1100 stocks the same depth they wouldn't need as much inventory. To use a new stock on an 870 you'll need the 10 1/4 inch stock bolt. Brownells carries them.

Buz

 

[alfermann66]

Yeah, railroad. It finally occured to Remington that if they drilled the 870 and 1100 stocks the same depth they wouldn't need as much inventory. To use a new stock on an 870 you'll need the 10 1/4 inch stock bolt. Brownells carries them.

Buz