#VersaMax

Who doesn’t love a nice autoloading 12 gauge? They are versatile, fun, affordable to shoot, and are now invaluable tools to three gun shooters around the world. The Remington Versa Max is no exception, and I must say that it was a really pleasure to be able to test one.

Remington Arms Company is now offering fully rifled barrels for the Versa Max line of autoloading shotguns.  The new rifled barrels will fit both the standard Versa Max and the Versa Max Sportsman.

Next year Remington will be introducing the Versa Max Sportsman. The Sportsman will have an MSRP of around $1000, ~25% lower than standard $1,300 Versa Max.

Later this year Remington will be launching a tactical version of the Versa Max shotgun, which was originally introduced last year. This tactical model has many features desired by home defense, law enforcement, competition and military shooters which are lacking from the sporting models.

Remington posted these photos on their Facebook page showing the Versa Max shotgun in various stages of manufacture at their manufacturing facility in Ilion, NY.

Although there is not much new to add, I was remiss in forgetting to blog about the final specs of Remington’s new VERSA MAX shotgun was announced.

Cheaper Than Dirt has posted a lot of info on Remington VersaMax’s shotgun system.

Remington’s upcoming VERSA MAX shotgun features a new self-regulating gas system called Versaport.