Does anyone know if they will be releasing the 887 in a left handed model?

The 887 will not be released in a left-handed model anytime soon that I'm aware of. And, like the 870, you can't just reverse the safety as you can on some guns, you have to buy a new part. As a left-hander myself, I have already complained about this to Remington.
The polymer protects the barrel from the elements so it won't rust.

i love the Ithaca 37 28 gauge. i have always loved the style and feel of ithacas.

Excellent galley, the Hevi Metal shells sound very interesting and will be worth the expense to pattern and see how they shoot out of my benelli.

Phil,
I totally agree with your assessment of the new Winchester 101. I purchased one of these about 6 months ago and the craftmanship is excellent. They have to be one of the most under-appreciated O/U's out there. I'm waiting for a 20 gauge.

The polymer wrapped SuperNova seriously makes an old Mossberg 935 seem svelt and I suspect the same from the 887. Its like swinging a 4x4 in the blind. Besides I have a camo dipped 870 thats been thru hell without thinking about rusting. Besides who doesn't have 30secs, rem oil, and a rag to wipe down when you get out of the field.
I just am waiting for this new Benelli. My 870 was forsaken mid-season, I finally turned to the dark side and went Italian. Hopefully the Vinci won't be so cool that I have to trade the SBE after only 5 months.

While I can't argue about the beauty, quality and craftsmanship of most of the high end shotguns, my expensive shotgun buying days are over. Not so much because of my age (I still carry and use my Browning 10 GA. pump stalker) but the economy has thrown some of us a curve. As nice as the new shotguns are I'll have to stick with my Browning and Mossberg pumps.

To me, the Remington 887 is very impractical. It is a polymer coated 870, which means it is an 870 that you can now scratch very easily. The polymer will eventually stiffen and crack off of the metal parts, and then they will rust. Moisture could also permeate the space between polymer and metal, which would be tragic. The polymer only coats the outer parts of the gun, which are the parts that will not affect the performance if they rust. The parts that will affect performance if they rust are the internals, and they cannot be polymer coated, nor can the bore. Just as the snack industry coats everything in chocolate, the gun industry is starting to coat everything in polymer.

Very cool guns!

You've got to give remington some credit for stepping up their game

Deltahalo102 Eotech-inc.com shows sights in both Mossy Oak and Realtree camo.

Phil tested 870sps-t in Feb issue,he stated shurshot stock was best he'd seen. I think it's hideous looking, but would like to hear comments on it's shooting comfort in field.I just had surgery on left shoulder & after turkey season will be getting right shoulder fixed.Remington sells the stock for both 870&1100 around $70, limbsaver recoil pad costs over half that,so it's a good deal. Got to get over the ugly looks.

Yeah, I wish I had $1200 for that shotgun.

i wish i had about $5000 to spend on those shotguns.

I want this gun it sounds like a real good turkey gun

i think that the 887 is a great shotgun for the price it i got one for my birthday and it works nicely and feels great

The apex looks great. You should also see Remington's new model 11-87 for a great turkey gun.

Hi, it seems Uall got a lot more $$budget than I do w/6g/kids, wife and 2cats and an ole hunt'N dog!!Still using my ithica mod37 had for a teething ring and a g/kid present of a russian Bakail 12Ga. Don't have clue what they paid4it?? not much fm what I hear and also suposed to be kin or close cousin to the new Rem. auto fm turkey?? anyway that s/gun walks and talks hun'T-N big time.Chrome barrel,23/4-31/2inch sheels and doesn't miss a beat when firing.That gun will be the g/kids -g/kids someday. so don't always rely on price$$ to make a gun good sometimes there arte some sleepers out there .Try it u'll like it. Carry ON! YOC id luv to jhave a slug barrel but cost over $100.+shipping guess gotta hope Santa brings one by??? haha!!

Omg....ty ty ty Hevi-Shot. I HAVE to check out those rounds. Being only $17-20 a box, holy cow that's a steal (pun intended). Would be interesting with the mix of steel and tungsten pellets.

that there gun is a pretty piece of work, and the price is a steal!

This is some nice beautiful guns and I love to have some of it if I may!!!!!!!

Also the 887's trigger assembly is all one piece. I was told through a rem rep if there is a problem with that assembly they just send you a new one...there is little to no gun smithing

Got an 887 about 3/4 of the way through the waterfowl season and i will say it performed magnificently.

I love the Ithaca m37!!!!!