Armurerie

Remington 870 Routine Preventive Maintenance

Rem 870 Cutaway service (Cut and Refinish)

Adjusting the weight of pull and sear engagement of your trigger to ensure a smooth, crisp pull every shot within the trigger's manufacturer's specifications.

The more technical term for "breaking in" your rifle. This lengthy process starts with a thorough cleaning of the firearm. What follows is alternating between firing and cleaning the firearm - with cleaning after every shot for the first ten shots, then after every three shots for the remaining ammunition and ending with a last thorough cleaning. This ensures that your bore is clean of any impurity following its manufacturing and installation.

These lugs insure that your chamber is securely locked when you break that shot. Proper contact means that your round is properly aligned in your chamber thus increasing accuracy. This may require a headspace readjustment.

A proper fiber glass bedding job will strengthen the stock by giving increased stiffness. The recoil lug, as the name implies, is the portion of your firearm which absorbs most of the recoil and transfers this energy in the stock. Reinforcing this area translates to better consistency shot after shot and will improve your downrange performance.

A proper fiber glass bedding job will strengthen the stock by giving increased stiffness. The recoil lug, as the name implies, is the portion of your firearm which absorbs most of the recoil and transfers this energy in the stock. Reinforcing this area translates to better consistency shot after shot and will improve your downrange performance. Bedding the action and lug ensures superb stiffness and support.

A proper fiber glass bedding job will strengthen the stock by giving increased stiffness. This translates to better consistency shot after shot and will improve your downrange performance. Bedding the action, recoil lug and barrel for the stock's length gives incomparable stiffness.

Self-descriptive task albeit one that takes precision and attention to details to ensure proper results. Manufacturer's recommendations are followed when it comes to torqueing specifications. This installation involves a 100 m bore sighting adjustment, ensuring that all your shots will be on the paper when you do the final adjustments.

Mass-produced scope rings may not be as concentric as their manufacturer claims them to be. This process involves a careful removal of material within the inner diameter of your rings to ensure that they are properly concentric, ensuring there is no undue stress or point of contact on your optical system thus affecting accuracy.

Self-explanatory sight adjustment at the range for those who want a professional to get it done. This is performed with the consumer's ammunition. "X" boxes of ammunition required.

Converting a floor plate-style rifle to a magazine-fed one requires careful fitting of the new trigger guard and magazine well to ensure reliable feeding and cycling. This process involves a widening of the magazine well and the fitting of the trigger guard seating depth.

Cutting the crowning of your firearm at 11 degrees is what most experts recommend. This will allow proper dispersion of gases once the bullet clears the rifling and will improve accuracy while protecting the latter in case of impact.

Complete firearm disassembly followed by a detailed cleaning of the receiver, parts and barrel. Choke tubes are removed, cleaned and reinstalled.

Complete firearm disassembly followed by a detailed cleaning of the receiver, parts and barrel. Choke tubes are removed, cleaned and reinstalled.

Although it is a fairly simple procedure, drilling and tapping holes requires precise calculations and impeccable alignment to ensure accuracy.

Threading of the bolt handle to the desired thread pitch for subsequent aftermarket handle installation.

After threading your bolt handle, an oversized knob is installed. Following this, the entire bolt body and new knob get refinished. (CerakoteT, sand/bead blast and polished stainless finishes only)

After threading your bolt handle, an oversized knob is installed. Following this, knob gets refinished. (CerakoteT, sand/bead blast and polished stainless finishes only)

Feeding port tuning, Trigger guard cutting, Feed latch tuning (VersaMax only)

Threading of the barrel's muzzle to the desired thread pitch for the installation of a muzzle device.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to match the barrel's contour for a seamless fit. We then match the stainless finish, whether it is matte, satin or high gloss.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to match the barrel's contour for a seamless fit. We then refinish the receiver, bolt, recoil lug, barrel and muzzle brake with CerakoteT.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to match the barrel's contour for a seamless fit. We then refinish the recoil lug, barrel and muzzle brake with CerakoteT.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to match the barrel's contour for a seamless fit. We then polish the metal to a glossy sheen and blue it.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to match the barrel's contour for a seamless fit. We then treat the entire firearm to the desired finish before blueing it.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to as close as possible to the barrel's contour for a near-perfect match. After installing a crush washer, we then match the muzzle brake finish to the barrel's regardless if it is stainless steel, blued or CerakoteT.

After threading the muzzle, we turn down the outer diameter of the newly installed muzzle break to as close as possible to the barrel's contour for a near-perfect match.

Hot blueing of the complete firearm after being sandblasted. The finish is comparable to a 700T SPST or 870TExpress®.

Hot blueing of the complete firearm after it being bead blasted. This finish is comparable to the model 700T CDLT.

Hot blueing of the complete firearm after being polished to a glossy sheen. The final result is comparable to a 700T BDLT finish.

Hot blueing of the complete firearm after being polished to a glossy sheen. The final result is comparable to an 870T Wingmaster® finish.

CerakoteT is a polymer-ceramic coating which gives your firearm a superb finish that resists corrosion and abrasion exceptionally well. The product is applied to the prepared surface and is then "cooked" in an oven to ensure maximum hardness and quality.

CerakoteT is a polymer-ceramic coating which gives your firearm a superb finish that resists corrosion and abrasion exceptionally well. The product is applied to the prepared surface and is then "cooked" in an oven to ensure maximum hardness and quality.

CerakoteT is a polymer-ceramic coating which gives your firearm a superb finish that resists corrosion and abrasion exceptionally well. The product is applied to the prepared surface and is then "cooked" in an oven to ensure maximum hardness and quality.

Service available for :

• Remington®
• Bushmaster®
• DPMS®
• Marlin®
• Para®
• H&R®
• Other Brands

High gloss, chrome-like look for your stainless steel firearm. This is accomplished by meticulously polishing the firearm to a glossy sheen.

We take your stainless steel firearm in our blasting cabinet to give it a satin finish using glass bead medium.

We take your stainless steel firearm to our blasting cabinet to give it a matte finish using sandblasting medium.

Our qualified gunsmiths inspect your firearm top to bottom, inside and out and determine what can be done to improve an already great product.

Our qualified gunsmiths inspect your firearm top to bottom, inside and out and determine what can be done to improve an already great product. We then bring the firearm to the range and test the accuracy with our ammunition. We test your firearm with Remington® and/or Barnes® ammunition only. We test out the rifle with our own scope, bases and rings.

Our qualified gunsmiths inspect your firearm top to bottom, inside and out and determine what can be done to improve an already great product. We then bring the firearm to the range and test the accuracy with our ammunition. We test your firearm with Remington® and/or Barnes® ammunition only. We test out the rifle with our own scope, bases and rings.

Our qualified gunsmiths inspect your firearm top to bottom, inside and out and determine what can be done to improve an already great product. We then bring the firearm to the range and test the accuracy with our ammunition. We test your firearm with Remington® and/or Barnes® ammunition only. We test out the rifle with our own scope, bases and rings.

Our qualified gunsmiths inspect your firearm top to bottom, inside and out and determine what can be done to improve an already great product. We then bring the firearm to the range and test the accuracy with our ammunition. We test your firearm with Remington® and/or Barnes® ammunition only. We test out the rifle with our own scope, bases and rings.

 Barrel porting, new finish needed (870/1100/1187/VM/V3 with 28” barrel and more)

Cobra Style lacing Paracord on Finger Lever