Winchester Model 12 Skeet
I have been looking for a Winchester model 12 skeet in 12 gauge WS1 choke with duckbill receiver. What do yall think of GB auction # 554630900? It looks original to me but I'm no expert, also I see it's been listed on GB for several months. Any response appreciated.
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Good afternoon members, I recently purchased a Winchester Model 12 shotgun, 12 ga. I know very little about this revered shotgun and I initially thought it was the standard model. I now believe it is a skeet gun. The stock is clearly the skeet stock, though the wood does not have a heavy pattern as some do. Barrel is marked WS-1 and is 26" in length. This gun was made in 1952. Does all this point to a Skeet Model? Condition is very good, had some surface rust (freckling) at some point but none now. Bore excellent. Stocks have no cracks. Any thought as to a value? Thanks...Dan 0 -
is the stock and forearm checkered? does it have a rib? Skeet guns usually also had SKEET marked under the serial no. 0 -
No rib, and is NOT marked SKEET with serial numbers. Stock is the checkered buttstock and forarm as is correct for the Skeet model. Also has the black plastic Winchester "cap" (not correct term) on end of pistol grip. You can see my confusion. 0 -
A true skeet gun will rarely have a plain barrel, instead of playing 20 questions if you could posts photos it would help. It could be that someone put skeet wood on a field gun.
Here is how to post photos: http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2592940 -
I have 4 photos but do not understand how to post them. Any suggestions? Thanks... 0 -
quote:Originally posted by quietman123
I have 4 photos but do not understand how to post them. Any suggestions? Thanks...
link to posting photos
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You can check out photos at http://imageshack.us/user/quietman123 0 -
quote:Originally posted by quietman123
You can check out photos at http://imageshack.us/user/quietman123
That website is infected....learn to post photos.0 -
Please restart a new topic with full-sized pictures versus thumbnail size. 0
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