Remington 11-87 Premier Trap plus near all components for a complete second gun, (needs only a stock and foreend).

Makes ideal Trap & Skeet combo changing barrels with 28" big bore cylinder for skeet and 30" multi for trap. Equally ideal Sporting clays gun.

Complete list as below. Apologies if this is confusing, I can explain whatever you need. Note: Only suitable for 2 3/4" lead target loads.: (Will consider selling components separately)

1. Original blued receiver in good condition. Original crimped magazine tube, complete with all components, fitted with wood stock and foreend.
2. Second receiver, bare steel that has had a gunsmith fit an uncrimped mag tube. Complete with all components except stock/foreend
3. 28" target barrel, step rib. This is a big bore barrel 0.745", ported, with it's own choke tubes. Chokes for this are unique to this barrel, and I only have two. Cylinder 0.745" and Full 0.710" (0.035" constriction). I've used it mostly with cylinder and it blitzes targets with awesome patterns.
4. Spare spring, mag plug, gas rings, socks
5. Factory Remington case
6. 30" target barrel, step rib. Factory Premier Trap barrel. These are special factory backbored barrels at 0.745" I believe, which differs from standard 0.727" Remington bore. This also tapers down within the barrel prior to the choke so that standard Remington chokes do fit. Effectively they have half choke built into the barrel before it gets to the multi choke.

30" barrel comes with a couple of factory chokes specifically marked, measured as follows:

Rem Extra Full Trap 0.710" (0.035" 'Full' overall constriction)

Rem Full Trap 0.730" (0.015" 'Light Mod' overall constriction)

Plus standard rem chokes that also fit, measured as follows:

Rem Skeet 0.725"

Rem Improved Cylinder 0.720"

Rem Full 0.693"

Briley extended Mod 0.709"

Briley extended Full 0.693" (Equivalent to a Super Full 0.052" constriction)

Obviously the above chokes provide more constriction than marked in this big bore barrel.