While meeting one of our OSA member's on another matter, i inquired if he still had a shotgun that i dont see listed anymore -and he affirmed that he still had it - I dont really need another pump gun , and im downsizing my collection, but since when does "need" ever play a factor
I hesitate to use the term "Home Defense" so will just use the term "camp gun" -- but i wanted to build up a couple of 18.5 - 20" barreled shotguns for my saferoom and another i wouldnt be afraid to take on a boat at the lake --- got into a nest of Moccasins last year at Wister lake and evidently they were in attack mode and i had to repel boarders with a paddle --- i figure it would be better to deal with them from a few feet away rather than 2 feet away
Anyway - the condition of this one is excellent and although with the wood that is on it , it is obviously a budget model from that time period, it still has the classic Winchester jeweled bolt and the action is slicker than anything else i have in inventory (including another, newer 1300 series Winchester)
I saw the "Sears Roebuck & Co." inscription on the barrel and thought to myself - its almost going to be a shame to cut this barrel down - but then came to my senses
I'll update the thread as i get some progress going on my budget camp gun project
I hesitate to use the term "Home Defense" so will just use the term "camp gun" -- but i wanted to build up a couple of 18.5 - 20" barreled shotguns for my saferoom and another i wouldnt be afraid to take on a boat at the lake --- got into a nest of Moccasins last year at Wister lake and evidently they were in attack mode and i had to repel boarders with a paddle --- i figure it would be better to deal with them from a few feet away rather than 2 feet away
Anyway - the condition of this one is excellent and although with the wood that is on it , it is obviously a budget model from that time period, it still has the classic Winchester jeweled bolt and the action is slicker than anything else i have in inventory (including another, newer 1300 series Winchester)
I saw the "Sears Roebuck & Co." inscription on the barrel and thought to myself - its almost going to be a shame to cut this barrel down - but then came to my senses
I'll update the thread as i get some progress going on my budget camp gun project