Another "What is it?"

[Bic]

 :-\Hmmm - looks kinda like a Win M1200 at the back end but without the heat shield & bayonet lug at the front........but if it's from a movie, who knows?

[Timothy]

The forearm looks wrong for a M1200.  Trigger guard front doesn't look right for a Model 12, the Ithica ejected out the bottom and the 870 had a thicker, longer forearm.  Could be a Mossy but, it doesn't look like one.

I'm going with the Stevens Model 77.

The movie?  Too many bad Viet Nam movies to list.  No clue!

[Badgersmilk]

Nope, not a 1200, or 77.  

Another hint.  It's not just a movie gun, their real.  Half the people here probably have guns made by this company (even my mother in law does).  And it was made in the U.S..

Here's the Police version.

This one looks to have an aftermarket recoil pad...  Not sure about forearm. 

[tombogan03884]

Shot gun is a Rem 870
Movie is Rambo (First blood I )

Just guessing.

[Bic]

I think all 870's have two slide bars and that doesn't - I'm going with some sorta Mossberg?........but then again that would hardly seem to encompass about half the folks here

[Sponsor]

[Timothy]

No external extractor on an 870.

[Bic]

Here's an 870 that I call my "Reverse Wilson" 

[tombogan03884]

 It MIGHT Be a Mossberg , but the bolt doesn't look quite  like mine.
Maybe Fox, or Savage.
Movie maybe, Deer Hunter, or Apocalypse Now. I didn't see either movie and this pic doesn't ring any bells  

[Timothy]

I don't think the two pictures are the same model of gun.  The forward pin holding the trigger assembly is more forward on the "police version".  The forearms are definately not the same.  The most common pump gun in history is the 870 and it's most definately not one of those.

Do you have confirmation BM or are you just throwing stuff out there like the Sharps picture?

I'm sticking with the Stevens 77e.

[long762range]

Savage 67