Wilson Combat SGETRH1 Extension Tube made of Steel with Parkerized Black Finish for 12 Gauge Remington 870, 1100 & 11-87 (Adds 1rd) Right Hand

SKU: TSW|74710UPC: 874218003418Mfr. Part #: SGETRH1

$46.95

Wilson Combat SGETRH1 Extension Tube made of Steel with Parkerized Black Finish for 12 Gauge Remington 870, 1100 & 11-87 (Adds 1rd) Right Hand

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This Two Shot Tactical Magazine Extension Tube fits 12 gauge Remington M870, 1100, and 1187 to increase magazine capacity to 6 rounds. It has an extra-power magazine spring for improved reliability and a high-visibility follower for visual reference of the empty magazine tube. This mag extension also has a sling mount on the left side for right-handed shooters.

Additional information

upc

874218003418

manufacturer

Wilson Combat

Manufacturer Part Number

SGETRH1

Brand Fit

Remington

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

1rd

Model

Extension Tube

Model Fit

870,1100,1187

Product Type

Magazine Extension

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