Winchester Model 12 16 gauge value

jakeharvey

December 05, 2004 14:20

Winchester Model 12 16 gauge nickle steel, modified choke. It is used but in good condition. The blue looks somewhat worn, as expected, but not bad. The wood is good with no major flaws. It has not been refinished. Serial number is 152,xxx, which makes it 1917.

What would the value be?

Thanks!

0

• 

  jakeharvey

  December 05, 2004 14:20

  I have a Winchester Model 12 16 gauge, I believe the barrel is 28 inches if I measured it correctly. The serial # is 1612191. On the barrel it is engraved Winchester Model 12-16 GA - 2 3/4 cham. Winchester proof steel. MOD. Does anyone have an idea as to the value of this gun? It is a nice gun. My grandfather gave it to me about 20 years ago and I have only shot it twice. In it's lifetime it probably hasn't been shot more than a couple of dozen times.
  
  Thanks,
  Jason Harvey

  0
• 

  only winchesters

  December 05, 2004 17:37

  Good evening Jake! Well your gun was made in 1955 according to Riffle, he wrote the "Greatest Hamerless Repeating Shotgun Ever Built". Value is kind of hard to pin point an exact dollar fugure. But based on your description, hardly used, it could go for as little as $500. to as high as $800. or more, if it's as nice as you say it is. During this time frame Winchester only made 26 or 28 inch barrels so you measured it correctly. Regards Dave

  0
• 

  jakeharvey

  December 06, 2004 03:50

  Thanks Dave, that's helpful information.

  0

Please sign in to leave a comment.