The Remington 870 TAC-14 and Mossberg 590 Shockwave “pistol grip firearms” have been quite successful for the two big names in American-made shotguns. Successful enough that both companies have produced a number of variants of these short not-a-shotguns.
As the owner of several of these firearms, I have to say my all-time favorite is the Remington Model 870 TAC 14 Hardwood version. That’s because TAC-14 Hardwood is more than just a TAC-14 with wood furniture.
| UPC | 810070682538 |
| Gauge | 12 GA |
| Finish | WALNUT, HIGH-GLOSS |
| Capacity | 4+1 ROUNDS |
| Weight | 7.5 LBS |
| Action | PUMP ACTION |
| Frame Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Slide Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Barrel Length | 28″ BARREL |
| Receiver Material | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Receiver Finish | NOT SPECIFIED |
The TAC 14 Hardwood adds a plus-1 extension over the original model to give you 5 rounds in the tube. You also get an included sling, as well as a built-in sling keeper that acts as a handguard to keep your hand from drifting in front of the 14″ barrel.
To top it off, the TAC-14 Hardwood model sports some traditional-looking furniture which gives it a rather classy appearance. If you’re like me, you may be a fan of obscure police and military firearms and recognize the Hardwood model for what it is, a clone of the old Wilson Witness Protection 870 shotguns built for the U.S. Marshall’s service.
Velma Williams –
Really nice
Paul Leitner –
Beautiful gun cant wait to get the scope mounted and take it out for a spin and make some memories. Solid gun my grandkids will get to enjoy some day!