u/Kaladim-Jinwei

I tried to find posts on this online but surprisingly couldn't find anything anywhere so I'm asking here. I know this is a weird ask but it's for a highly specific reason I want to have a 590 that resembles the "870 Police With Walnut Furniture" from "Resident Evil 4", but I honestly don't want to go through the PITA process of acquiring that exact 870 variant that is also before the 2008 buyout where it tumbled in quality. I've checked pawnshops, local gun stores, and honestly the amount of used 870s is lower than I expected and even less are in the police configuration with the extended magazine tube, then to have it be walnut makes it even harder to find.

I will keep trying but as an alternative being able to just buy a new 590, change out the stock to wood, and get a forend that resembles the 870's forend would take a weight off my shoulders and make this far less of a headache. Wood stock is you know easy, my main issue is I can't find any forends that really match the 870's OEM forend

The little indentation above the ribs is surprisingly rare

Mossberg has this forend which is the more rectangular shape except it lacks the partial ribbing

https://www.mossberg.com/shotgun-forearm-wood-12-gauge-fits-6-3-4-action-slide-13483ws.html

So can anyone help a brother out?

I am genuinely confused by this because the few times I've tried to make a batch of egg McMuffins for the freezer myself the bread is fine, cheese is meh but edible, meats fine, but the egg is **awful**. It's not fluffy like mcdonalds or even store bought frozen sandwiches it's more like a sponge instead of being light it's just super airy with so many holes/pockets of air the texture is awful. Even though like I said it's full of air pockets it's somehow also watery and dilutes the flavor of the sandwich which compounds the awful texture.

I'm guessing I'm missing a trick that or everyone on the Internet is lying to themselves, help?