That's a good buy, I'd like to find a 16 ga 870, why I don't know, I have a 12 and 20 ga.
I got my 12 ga in 1976 as a replacement for my other 12 ga. I lost when I nearly dumped my boat goose hunting in Alaska.
My 870 started out as a Skeet gun, my 20 still is. I use to have a 4 gun set, 12, 20, 28 and 410. Don't shoot skeet any more but I kept the 12 & 20. I got an 18 inch barrel for my 12 and carried it in my patrol car.
Like I said, I got it in 1976 but it still works as well today as it did the day I bought it. I couldn't even guess how many thousands of rounds I put through it.
Its the most popular shotgun in the country for a reason, It works and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Last Christmas I bought my granddaughter one, paid $249 New.
Its a gun that works and just about anyone can afford.