Winchester Pump-Action Shotgun
Location: 14610
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(2 Reviews) $500.00
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Specifications
Condition
Used
Brand
Winchester
Model
Winchester Model 12 Pump Shotgun
Caliber
16 gauge
Frame Finish
blued steel
Grip Finish
smooth wood
Weight
0 lbs
Winchester is a leading manufacturer of firearms, renowned for its iconic rifles, shotguns, and innovative repeating firearms. Known for its craftsmanship and reliability, Winchester firearms are trusted by hunters, competitive shooters, and professionals worldwide. With a legacy of innovation and quality, Winchester continues to be a cornerstone in the firearm industry.
Founded in 1866, Winchester revolutionized the firearm industry with the development of repeating rifles. The company’s legacy spans over a century, gaining fame for its hunting rifles and shotguns. Winchester became a symbol of American innovation, producing firearms that were both reliable and advanced for their time.
Notable models include the Winchester Mo…
Founded in 1866, Winchester revolutionized the firearm industry with the development of repeating rifles. The company’s legacy spans over a century, gaining fame for its hunting rifles and shotguns. Winchester became a symbol of American innovation, producing firearms that were both reliable and advanced for their time.
Notable models include the Winchester Mo…
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Seller Description
Classic vintage pump-action shotgun with blued steel barrel and receiver and traditional wood stock/forend. Features a ribbed corn-cob style forend and exposed magazine tube typical of early-to-mid 20th century pump guns. Appears to be a takedown-style configuration with an older, traditional receiver profile. Condition appears used with normal handling wear visible from the photo, but overall presents well for a shooter or collection. Great candidate for field use, home/ranch duty, or as a classic Americana pump shotgun. Exact make/model, chamber length, and barrel length should be verified via receiver/barrel markings for an accurate listing.
