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Editor’s Note: Remington, under new management as RemArms, has reintroduced the legendary 870 Wingmaster. At its heart lies the proven dual-action bar 870 action and a solid steel machined billet receiver. The Wingmaster is a step above its Fieldmaster brethren, sporting a high gloss blued finish and figured American walnut furniture. This iconic pump action is ready to bust clays or hunt birds once again and is available in 12, 20, and .410 guage.

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Features

Classic styling
Smooth action
Notably higher MSRP than the Fieldmaster

By The Numbers

Accuracy
It is a shotgun so this is tough to score, but the patterns are appropriate with each choke.
Reliability
The extra care and attention on the Wingmaster makes for a smooth operating gun.
Customization
While there is technically a fair amount of upgrades for any 870 shotgun, this gun isn't really meant to be modified.
Ergonomics
It won't feel like a hand-fitted sporting clays gun, but these point well and are and comfortable to swing and operate.
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FINAL VERDICT

Remington fell off the wagon in 2008, and it has been a rough recovery since. But under new management with RemArms, things are surprisingly looking up. The new 870 Wingmaster exudes the look and feel of the classic Wingmasters of old and is the next best thing to hunting down a used gun. Attention to detail, build quality, and smoothness the Wingmaster has been known for is seemingly present in these new production versions, which is great news for shotgun enthusiasts.