The recall affects all samples and variants of the Remington Model 887 "NitroMag" shotgun family manufactured from December 1st, 2013 to November 24th, 2014Īs the Remington Arms Company came to find out, the Remington Model 887 "NitroMag" shotguns manufactured between and may come with a factory defect that, in some circumstances, may cause the firing pin to bind in the forward position within the bolt.
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On November 28th, Remington Outdoor Products − the parent company of both Remington Arms Company (civilian firearms) and Remington Defense (MIL/LE products), and itself incorporated in the Freedom Group of Companies − issued a volountary product safety recall for all Model 887 "NitroMag" series pump-action shotguns manufactured between Decemand November 24, 2014. The firing pin, firing pin spring, and disconnector of the Remington Model 887 shotgun: recalled models have a defect that may cause a slamfire or an out-of-battery ignitionĢ014 wasn't a particularly bright year for the Remington Arms Company's products' reputation to begin with, the R51 semi-automatic pistol − of which we wrote a few months ago, and which should have re-launched Remington's name as a manufacturer of original and effective handgun designs for defense purposes − was recalled from the market as the first samples sold to American shooters reported a staggering high rate of a wide variety of flaws and factory defects Remington had thus to promise that all defective R51s will be replaced with factory-new, defectless ones, and got back to the drawing board to understand why a supposedly "perfect" design, whose prototypes were flawless, rolled out of the manufacturing lines in such low quality.
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