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I've always liked corn cob forends on shotguns. I have a 90's production 20 gauge 870 Wingmaster and I can't seem to find a corn cob for it. I see them for the 12 gauge but not for the 20. Would anyone happen to know where I could find one?

I drew a blank on Numrich Arms, but did see this on ebay (sorry, don't know how to make it an active link)

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Remington-870-16-20ga-STANDARD-corn-cob-Forend-95-Iowa/174086237783?hash=item2888592e57:g:-RQAAOSwQ9ldRZWU

I like them, too!

Thanks Kid. That's what I'm running into. Anyone I find is a Standard weight and that wont fit my shotgun. Standard weight frames predated the lightweight frames. I think they where just 12 gauge frames used for the 20.

ahh gotcha. I learned about "special purpose" barrels, too. and I have to be careful getting things for a LW 20 ga mag 870. good luck hunting one up. I have model 17, wonder if that size would be a fit?

or maybe a model 31 forend?

I never thought about a different model one that would fit.

might be a little problematic, the 870 has the twin action bars, vs a single bar on the earlier models. but I do like those ribbed or as we call them corncob forends the way Remngton used to do them

If your gun is standard weight, 12 bore frame, flea bay has a few

I probably have one or two.

I have a 16 gauge one I'd sell, but the rest of the gun goes with it.