The stamped and welded steel frame, as well as the barrel, is molded with Armor-Lokt coating. This allows for a large 3.5-inch ejection port, and the whole assembly moves back on twin steel action bars. The bolt itself is a rotary locking lug system with dual recesses and a full hood. Some improvements to the system are the removable trigger group that allows you to replace parts without disassembling the receiver. There is a reason 870 shotguns are popular and the 887 draws its inspiration from its predecessor. All the cons I listed are small in my opinion to its pros.
I honestly had to be very critical to find issues with this shotgun. – The 18.5 inch barrel and breaching adapter make it a bit long for a tactical shotgun. – The twin action bars are finicky on assembly (like all 870’s) – All the extra gadgets make disassembly more complicated, with more small parts to lose. – The receiver is thick and wide, and does feel more bulky than a traditional 870 – Plastic action release button on the trigger guard feels mushy, could be crisper and less recessed. – “ArmorLokt” coating, prevents rust, is scratch resistant and durable, weight comes in the same as a 870 tactical at 7.5 lbs. – Super Cell recoil pad that reduces felt recoil by 54% Easily removed and replaced with another choke if desired. – Extended, ported “Rem-Choke” which also functions as a breaching adapter. – Extended fore-grip with excellent texture and ergonomic shape allows for smooth manipulation of the action. – Picatinny rails for optics and flashlight. – Full rib and excellent “Hi Viz” front sight on the 18 1.2” barrel.
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