Remington 870/1100/1187 Shotgun Magazine Cap 12 & 16 GA with Swivel Stud

The Remington 870/1100/1187 Shotgun Magazine Cap 12 & 16 GA with Swivel Stud is a factory-engineered replacement component for three of the most widely deployed shotgun platforms in law enforcement, military, and civilian service. This magazine cap secures the magazine tube while integrating a swivel stud for traditional sling attachment, providing both functional reliability and mounting versatility on these proven Remington platforms.

Designed as a drop-in replacement, this magazine cap fits 12 and 16 gauge models across the 870, 1100, and 1187 platform families. The swivel stud enables attachment of single-point or two-point slings without requiring modification to the shotgun's receiver or furniture. Replacing a damaged, worn, or missing magazine cap restores proper magazine tube sealing and ensures reliable cycling during tactical operations, training exercises, or extended range sessions. For operators maintaining a 870/1100/1187 in field or duty configuration, this OEM-spec component provides authentic fit and function without guesswork.

This magazine cap is essential for anyone operating, maintaining, or restoring a Remington 870, 1100, or 1187 shotgun in tactical, patrol, hunting, or competition configurations. Patrol officers, corrections staff, military personnel, and experienced shotgun users depend on OEM components to maintain weapon reliability and interchangeability across departmental or unit arsenals. Whether addressing wear from heavy use or standardizing equipment across multiple platforms, this factory-original part ensures compatibility and performance without trial-and-error fitting.

The Remington 870, 1100, and 1187 remain industry standards for shotgun applications due to their modular design and parts commonality. Magazine caps and swivel studs are consumable components subject to corrosion, stress cracks, and dimensional wear. Original Remington factory parts maintain exact OEM specifications and finish, eliminating compatibility concerns that sometimes arise with aftermarket reproductions.