winchester model 1300 12 gauge serial number lookup

Authentic Pigeon Grade 42s appear to have been built between 19. Very few of this grade built by Winchester and majority were done in late 1940s. Pigeon Grade: same as Deluxe Grade, but engraved with pigeon on lower magazine tube. This stamping is seldom seen and probably discontinued around 1949. Deluxe Grade: continuation of Trap Grade available with ventilated rib in 1954 some early models stamped 'DELUXE' on bottom of receiver. Most were stamped 'TRAP' on bottom of receiver under serial number. Trap Grade: 26' or 28' plain or solid rib barrel fancy walnut special checkered pistol-/straight-grip stock special checkered extension slide handle checkering pattern has one closed diamond on each side of pistol-grip straight-grip diamond located on underside of grip extension slide handle has two uncut diamonds on each side. Skeet Grade: 26' or 28' plain, solid or ventilated rib barrel select walnut checkered pistol-/straight-grip stock checkered extension slide handle offered in Full, Modified, Improved Cylinder, Cylinder as well as Skeet chokes. Standard Grade: 26' or 28' plain or solid rib barrel plain walnut pistol-grip stock grooved slide handle fitted with composition buttplate straight-grip offered on special order basis, but is extremely rare. These configurations will greatly influence value:ġ. Offered in several different configurations throughout its production. 410 bore chambered for new 3' shell as well as 2.5'. This shotgun was quality-built, fast-handling, racy looking that many refer to as 'Everybody’s Sweetheart'.

It was in effect, at least in outward appearance, a miniature Model 12.

First slide-action shotgun ever developed exclusively for.

Winchester model 1300 12 gauge serial number lookup