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05-31-2023, 12:04 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Scott Hanes
The reason for the shorter-than-published lengths is because of the rib block spacing for attachment to the barrels. A true length rib for actual 26" and 28" would have required a different rib spacing. Better manufacturing efficiency.
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That harks back to the 26 3/4-inch Winchester Ventilated Rib barrel on the 12-gauge Model 12 Skeet Gun. 1939 --
Model 12 Skeet Gun 1939 02.jpg
1954 --
Model 12 Skeet Gun January 2, 1954, Winchester Ventilated Rib & Winchester Special Ventilated Ri.jpg
One post back from the 30-inch Winchester Ventilated Rib on the Model 12 Trap Guns.
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