![]() ![]() The "Z" on the end of your other serial number doesn't mean anything in particular, since it's from the new serial number format. ![]() The "V" on your older 870 means it was originally a non-magnum model only intended for use with 2 3/4" or shorter shells, though these guns can be converted to handle 3" shells fairly easily. The numbers in the middle only mean something to Remington. The prefix and (sometimes) suffix of an 870's serial number are the only things that can be decoded with publicly-available information. Early 2008 wouldn't mesh with the serial number, Remington wasn't stamping machine codes next to the serial number then, and since I'm assuming you bought this gun new, it's doubtful that the retailer had it in stock for eight years. A barrel date stamp of "KC" points to May of 2008, while "CK" indicates March of 2016, which is probably the accurate interpretation. The "RS" prefix on the serial number is part of Remington's new serial number format, which they started back in 2009 or 2010 (still trying to nail that down). Buckshot size is most commonly designated by a series of numbers and. It will show you date of manufacture of your firearm. Barrel date stamps are sometimes tough to read. are part of the new wave in shotgun ammunition: shorter than standard length shells. Remington 700, 870 or 1100 serial /barrel number lookup will work with Remington 700, 870 or any other Remington shotgun or rifle. ![]()
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