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16ga.win. md. 12 solid rib imp cyl 26 inch barrel

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  • manwinch
    Hi Eastbank: If my info is correct, the standard model 12 was a field grade,with unchecked wood, 28" bbl, full choke, with plain bbl(no rib). therefore,yours has some special features.

    Hope that helps.
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  • eastbank
    thanks for the info. it should make a nice hunting shotgun. eastbank.
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  • we_dig_it
    The solid rib and imp. cyl. make it unique and more desireable.

    One of the best "pointing" shotguns ever made, IMO.

    Post some pics if you can.[:)][:)]
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  • wpage
    The more learned about the sweet 16 the more desirable it is...

    Everything old is new. The sweet 16 has a great punch on game but easy on the shoulder. The old timers knew what was real!

    Good luck with your excellent find!
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  • oneoldsap
    The Sweet 16 was a Browning A-5 !
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  • wpage
    The browning a-5 is one of many sweet 16's
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  • Riomouse911
    I inherited a 16 ga M12 with a 28" full choke-solid rib gun many years ago. My grandfather used it to kill his two turkeys every year since he bought it ages ago.

    Shoots like a dream...and is easy on the shoulder with everything but the stoutest magnum loads. If you're new to a M12: just remember with the M12 that there is no trigger disconnect, so if you hold the trigger down and cycle the action it will fire again. (Learned that one myself on the trap range)

    Congrats and welcome to the 16ga M12 club!
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  • oneoldsap
    But the only one so named . I rabbit hunt with a Mod. 12 16 Ga. Full choke plain barrel made in 1929 .
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