H&R Pardner Pump

The H&R Pardner Pump and the Blue Line pump are foreign copies of the Remington 870. They have steel receivers and 5-shot magazine tubes. They are solid, dependable, and are built for strength.

H&R Pardner Pump

H&R Pardner Pump Shotguns for Field & Sporting Use

Explore H&R Pardner Pump shotguns, including dependable 12 gauge and 20 gauge pump-action models built for hunting, field, and sporting applications. Also known as the H&R 1871 or New England Firearms Pardner Pump, these shotguns were offered in multiple configurations, barrel lengths, and stock options, giving shooters a straightforward pump-action platform with a familiar design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an H&R Pardner Pump shotgun?

The Pardner Pump is a pump-action shotgun sold under the H&R 1871 and New England Firearms names. The lineup included 12 gauge and 20 gauge models in several configurations for hunting, field, youth, slug, and other applications.

What gauges are H&R Pardner Pump shotguns available in?

Pardner Pump shotguns were produced in both 12 gauge and 20 gauge. Factory documentation lists 12-gauge models with 3-inch chambers, some 12-gauge configurations with 3½-inch chambers, and 20-gauge models with 3-inch chambers.

Is the H&R Pardner Pump similar to the Remington 870?

Yes. The Pardner Pump's design shares numerous similarities with the Remington 870, which is why shoppers frequently compare the two platforms. However, they are not identical firearms, and parts should not automatically be assumed to be interchangeable.

Do Remington 870 parts fit the H&R Pardner Pump?

Some Remington 870 accessories and components have been successfully fitted to Pardner Pump shotguns, particularly certain stocks. However, compatibility varies, and barrels are a notable difference because of their mounting configuration. Always verify compatibility for the specific gauge, model, and component.

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