For you model 12 lovers

[Larry the Gun Guy]

Yeah, I think I got a Tonka truck and a roll of Life Savers.

[Reggie B]

Edgar that is a beautiful 20 gauge Model 12.

[Jack Kuzepski]

I have a model 12 problem. While there over a million of them made and parts are still available. I have one in 12 ga that I need a fore end for. It is the featherweight model. Any ideas on where to get one?? I got the gun from an old friend, it even still has the screws for the fore end, just no wood.

Thanks,

Jack Kuzepski

[Cold Spring]

Make that over 2 million Model 12's made from 1912 to 1980. I PRESUME the Featherweight wood is the same as regular Model 12's made circa 1958-62 but I don't know for sure. Model 12 forends are commonly seen on E Bay.

[Jack Kuzepski]

No, unfortunately a Featherweight model 12 fore end is held on by 2 screws kind of in the same way as the older model 97's (model 97's use 3 screws).

Jack Kuzepski

[Mike of the Mountain]

Edgar, that does have a pretty slab o' wood on it!!

[Mike of the Mountain]

I did make out better than a Tonka truck and a roll of life savers. Not a Win model 12, but I got an Ithaca M37 Featherlite at 12 years old. Good stuff guys!!

[Mike of the Mountain]

Originally Posted by Brian Hornacek

All 16's and 20's, some 30", some, target, some solid rib......wipe down day.

Check out the Cutt's Compensator on that RH shotgun!! Just saw one here last week on a shell shucker too.

[Brian H]

Originally Posted by Mike Koneski

Check out the Cutt's Compensator on that RH shotgun!! Just saw one here last week on a shell shucker too.

Unfortunately it's not a factory Cutt's but it was a factory 16 ga Skeet with WS-1 choke and it was a factory ordered gun for sure. The stock is factory special order with a ridiculous amount of drop at heal. 3 1/2" as I remember, shouldered it is like a Kentucky long rifle.

[Mike Franzen]

Love seeing all these model 12’s. My second favorite shotgun. Edgar yours is really special. If you ever want to sell it .....