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Quick Look
The Armscor VR60 is a pump-action shotgun introduced by Armscor for versatile use. Designed for reliability and ease of operation, it appeals to budget-conscious buyers seeking quality. It has gained niche popularity among sport shooters and home defense users.
Why It's a Top Choice
- Reliable pump-action mechanism
- Affordable price point
- Durable synthetic furniture
- Accepts standard 2.75\" shells
- Compact and lightweight design
Key Variants
Armscor VR60 Tactical
Optimized for home defense with shorter barrel and tactical sight options.
Armscor VR60 Field
Sporting version suited for hunting and clay shooting.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Armscor VR60 | Mossberg 500 | Remington 870 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $400 - $450 | $450 - $500 | $400 - $475 |
| Capacity / Size | 5+1 rounds / 18.5-20\" barrel | 5+1 rounds / 18-20\" barrel | 4+1 rounds / 18-20\" barrel |
| Weight | 6.5 lbs | 6.5 - 7.5 lbs | 6.5 - 7.0 lbs |
| Optics-ready | No | Some models | No |
| Trigger Type | Pump-action | Pump-action | Pump-action |
| Notable Pro | Budget-friendly | Proven reliability | Widespread aftermarket |
| Notable Con | Limited aftermarket parts | Heavier weight | Slightly higher cost |
Best Use Cases
- Home and personal defense
- Sport shooting and clay target
- Small game hunting
- Training and range practice
- Budget-conscious collections
FAQs
Can I use 3-inch shells in the Armscor VR60?
The Armscor VR60 is designed for standard 2.75-inch shells; 3-inch shells are not recommended and may cause feeding issues.
What is the magazine capacity of the Armscor VR60?
The VR60 typically has a tube magazine capacity of five rounds plus one in the chamber.
How does the VR60 compare to the Mossberg 500 in reliability?
Both are reliable pump-action shotguns; the Mossberg 500 has a longer service record and more aftermarket support.
