Remington 11-87 Sportsman 29879

Youth 20 GA

My son is eleven and has a hard time holding the gun, pushing the bolt release and loading a shell all at the same time. Would be fine if you had three hands. Would not recommend for youth.

Have had my Premier since 2003.

Ran at least 5000 rounds through this shotgun. The feed latch cracked after around 2500 rounds. Warranty replaced it. Feed latch came loose 2000 rounds later. Paid out of pocket to fix. After 5000+ rounds of skeet and duck hunting she still preforms beaut

great gun loves brass shells will shoot them all not so much steel one

I received the gun but box was destroyed during shipping, luckily the gun was not effected.I replaced the Mod choke to a Carlson Choke. The gun performed flawless shooting 3" 00 buckshot's. Thanks BUDS.

Great 20 gauge

Ive owned the field wood stock 20 gauge 11-87 for about 4 years now. I use it for dove, skeet, turkey and deer. So far its been cleaned twice in the 4 years. The first time was right after I bought it and was excited to get it home and shoot it so I grabb

Love this new shotgun, typical Remington quality built with care and precision. Can't wait to kill my first turkey with it this coming season.

Never buy a Remington

Years back, I was given some old Remington 1100s. I took up hunting with them, and they are fantastic. However, they don't fit magnum shells. Thinking Remington must still make great guns, I bought an 1187 Supermagnum. Boy was I mistaken. Darn thing broke

Great Value American Classic

Got an 11-87 a little over a year ago. Wanted an autoloader for deer, phesants and turkey. Simple reliable design. Very affordable and you can find an endless amount of accessories such as choke tubes, sights etc. Very satisfied with my purchase and would

Goes bang every time

I bought a 11-87 12 years ago as my first adult shotgun when I was 16. I have put it through the ringer since: mud, brush, sand, and the cleaning habits of teenager. It has only fail to cycle a handful of times when I failed to oil it...... If you do your

Mike P on

It's not bad auto shotgun for the money, but the finish is something to be desired. I bought it for duck hunting 2 years ago and the blueing must be very thin or something. I oil and clean my guns thoroughly, but this shotgun is a rust bucket. I live in M

Great Value

I have owned my 1187 for a while now, synthetic stock in camo. It has never failed me. Recently went Sea Duck Hunting in the Chesapeake Bay on a choppy day. Water Spray, rocking boat the works. 38 rounds of 2-3/4" steel No.2 shot in one day, no failu

single shot

gun will not cycle certain brands of shells.Any Winchester wont work.advertised to work with light to heavy loads..suggest you buy something else.Remington says it works as designed.