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Model 12- vs. Model 1912
Old 08-12-2014, 04:11 PM   #18
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Default Model 12- vs. Model 1912

I have my Great-Grandfather's 20 gauge Winchester pump-- but it is stamped Model 1912. It is a field gun with a 25" long barrel with matted solid rib and a Modified choke. He shot doves and quail with it in GA before WW2- When did Winchester replace the Model 1912 with the Model 12. My gunsmith said the Model 1912's had shorter chambers in the 16 & 20 gauge guns, and when Winchester re-designed it into the Model 12, they made the chambers a std. 2.75" long for the more modern shells-
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