Collection: Remington Parts & Accessories
Remington parts and accessories help you maintain, repair, and upgrade some of the most proven firearm platforms in the field. Whether you are running a Remington 870 shotgun or another Remington model, the right parts can improve reliability, handling, and overall performance.
We carry Remington shotgun parts and accessories selected for proper fit, dependable function, and durability, so you can upgrade your firearm with parts that are built to work.
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Professional Carrier Dog Spring for Remington by S&J Hardware
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S&J Hardware Remington 870 Shotgun Trigger Spring Kit
Regular price $19.99 USDRegular priceSale price $19.99 USD -
Remington 870 Type 3 Follower by S&J Hardware
Regular price $16.00 USDRegular priceSale price $16.00 USD -
Remington 870 Type 1 Follower Green by S&J Hardware
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Remington +2 Mag Extension by S&J Hardware
Regular price $90.00 USDRegular price$99.00 USDSale price $90.00 USDSale -
Remington 870 Type 2 Follower by S&J Hardware
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Picatinny Rail For New Remington Shotguns by S&J Hardware
Regular price $35.00 USDRegular price$45.00 USDSale price $35.00 USDSale -
Remington Versa Max Oversize Charging Handle by S&J Hardware
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Remington 870 Type 2 Follower Orange by S&J Hardware
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Remington Type 1 Follower Orange by S&J Hardware
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Remington 870 +1 Mag Extension by S&J Hardware
Regular price $65.00 USDRegular price$72.00 USDSale price $65.00 USDSale -
Sold outRemington +3 Mag Extension
Regular price $107.00 USDRegular price$115.00 USDSale price $107.00 USDSold out -
Remington 870 Tactical Jumbo Safety by S&J Hardware
Regular price $20.00 USDRegular priceSale price $20.00 USD
Remington Shotguns for Hunting, Sporting & Field Use
Explore our collection of Remington shotguns, including iconic pump-action and semi-automatic models built for hunting, sporting, and field use. From the legendary Remington Model 870 to popular semi-auto platforms, Remington shotguns have earned a longstanding reputation among American shooters for practical designs, versatility, and dependable performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular Remington shotguns?
The Remington Model 870 is one of the brand’s most recognizable shotgun platforms, with numerous configurations produced for hunting, sporting, and other applications. Remington is also known for semi-automatic shotgun families such as the Model 1100 and Model 11-87, which remain popular among hunters and sporting shooters.
What is the difference between the Remington 870 Wingmaster and 870 FieldMaster?
Both are Model 870 pump-action shotguns, but they target different buyers. The 870 Wingmaster is traditionally positioned as the more premium model, with upgraded finishes and furniture, while the 870 FieldMaster provides the familiar 870 pump-action design in a more practical field-oriented configuration.
Are Remington 870 shotguns good for hunting?
Yes. The Remington 870 has been produced in numerous hunting configurations and is commonly used for waterfowl, upland birds, turkey, and other game. When choosing an 870 for hunting, consider the gauge, chamber length, barrel length, choke system, finish, and stock configuration for your intended application.
What gauges are Remington shotguns available in?
Remington shotguns have been produced in several popular gauges, including 12 gauge and 20 gauge, with additional gauges available among certain models and production generations. Because specifications vary considerably across the extensive Remington shotgun lineup, check the exact model and configuration when comparing firearms.
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Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
Does Your Shotgun Feel Sluggish But Is Not Jamm...
If your shotgun feels slow but isn’t jamming, it’s usually friction or a weak spring. Learn what causes it and how to fix it before it turns into bigger problems.
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Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
Cold Weather Shotgun Problems (And How to Keep ...
Cold weather can expose weak points in your shotgun setup. Learn the most common winter shotgun problems and how to keep your gun running in real conditions.
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Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.
Shotgun Follower vs Magazine Spring: What Actua...
Is it your shotgun follower or magazine spring causing feeding problems? Learn how to tell the difference and fix the issue the right way.