Winchester model 24

gad38

September 03, 2001 17:08

Does anyone know if a 12 guage buttstock from a model 24 will interchange or is the same a the 16 &20 guage model 24?

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gad38

September 03, 2001 17:08
Have a Winchester model 24 double 12ga. extractor gun that when breached is not open enough to either insert or remove the shells unless you hold down on the barrels. I have ask this before but got no response. Does anyone have any idea why? Gun is in great condition and apears to be a lightly used gun. I have many old doubles and this is the only one like this.

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Der Gebirgsjager

September 03, 2001 20:57
Winchester Model 24: hammerless double-barrel shotgun; 12, 16, 20 ga., 26" barrels; chokes were improved/modified; 28' barrels modified/full and improved/modifed; 30" barrels modified/full in 12 ga. only; stock is plain walnut, pistol grip, semi-bevertail forearm; composition butt plate; straight stocks were also made; a break-down model, it has double triggers, automatic ejectors. Introduced in 1940; discontinued 1957. Current value in excellent conditon about $400-500. Most parts available in Numrich Gun Parts Corp. catalog #22, pg. 1007.
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gad38

September 04, 2001 04:56
Thanks for the Info.
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laxcoach

September 04, 2001 05:27
One minor correction to the above post--my 16 ga. has extractors, and I've never seen one with ejectors.
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