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winchester model 12, 12 gauge

Seth Jaeger
I own a Winchester model 12 shotgun. I bought it from a fraternity brother in college. It has a serial number of 1422668 and was built in 1954. It is in near perfect condition. It was only fire a few times when I was in college. There are no scratches on the wood and no rust. I was offered $800 as a trade in on a new gun in 1995 while I was still in school, but I was skeptical. I would like to know what the gun is really worth. If any experts out there can give me an idea, I would appreciate it.
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  • USN_Airdale
    go here for price comparisons.., good luck !

    well..., that did not work.......

    see note below, good info.
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  • perry shooter
    we need to know length of barrel and choke also if it has a rib on top of barrel or plain barrel . I suspect you should have taken the $800.00 on trade in 1955 if it is say a plain barrel gun 28 inch Modified choke. You did well to keep it if a pigeon grade Skeet gun with rib.
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  • Seth Jaeger
    Plain barrel, 28". 2 3/4" chamber. Modified choke.
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  • Bert H.
    We need pictures of the gun in order to give you a reasonably close value estimate.
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  • schintzie
    A Winchester Model 12 field grade in 12ga. with a plain 28" modified choke barrel might bring $600.00 today if it is nearly in like-new condition. If you were offered $800.00 trade-in in 1995 I would guess either the dealer was counting on a fair amount of profit from what you were contemplating purchasing, or he was about to make a really big mistake.
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