Winchester Model 12
Looking for a model 12 in 20ga. or 12ga. made in 1953. What ser. # range would I be looking for?
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Can a winchester model 12 12 gauge 2 3/4" chamber be modified ( have chamber lenghtened) to shoot 3" shells
The reason i ask is i own a model 12 roit gun (watts commemorative edition[:D]) which is in like new condition. I would like to purchase a extra barrel/ mag,forearm which i see a lot of on ebay. I would like to have a spare duck gun realize the new set up will have to be fitted .What i really wanted was a 12 heavy duck
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Its a simple repair but extremely hard to write out good instructions explaining steps needed to take. Google a good you-tube demo,(Winchester Model 12 repair) they're great [;)] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Junkballer
Its a simple repair but extremely hard to write out good instructions explaining steps needed to take. Google a good you-tube demo,(Winchester Model 12 repair) they're great [;)]
Thank You I'll check it out.0 -
Part #29 is your shell stop, that's where to look.
Parts Schematic:
http://stevespages.com/ipb-winchester-12.html
Manual:
http://stevespages.com/pdf/winchester_12.pdf0 -
quote:Originally posted by TRAP55
Part #29 is your shell stop, that's where to look.
Parts Schematic:
http://stevespages.com/ipb-winchester-12.html
Manual:
http://stevespages.com/pdf/winchester_12.pdf
Thanks much, I'll be saving that.0 -
I don't think there is anything broken on your model 12, they just load a little different than most pump guns.... push the shell in, allow the lifter/carrier to come back down, let the shell come back and catch on the nub on top of the lifter/carrier.....good to go. 0 -
i second what gunut posted.according to yo' mama. as i didn,t put the ending on my post,it means a mod. did it, what a piece of work. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by gunut 1
I don't think there is anything broken on your model 12, they just load a little different than most pump guns.... push the shell in, allow the lifter/carrier to come back down, let the shell come back and catch on the nub on top of the lifter/carrier.....good to go.
Agree, they're bad about getting all gummed up with oil/powder, some spray cleaner directed at the stop will work wonders [;)]0
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