This ol’ Shotgun

[ZX9RCAM]

That's when everyone misses and Intwke the long hit with a full choke.

Ah, it was the "hang out" that confused me. Made it seem as if you stayed after others left.

 

[Big Green]

More looking around shows 1915 is probably more accurate.

 

[Big Green]

 

[Jean Deaux]

This is my humpback. Neither Browning nor Remington.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

This is my humpback. Neither Browning nor Remington.
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Welcome to the Forum!

 

[Jean Deaux]

Welcome to the Forum!

Thank you, Sir! I was lurking for about 4 years and didn't post much since registered.

 

[Guns308]

This is my humpback. Neither Browning nor Remington.

Good looking.... Savage? Or Stevens, Springfield, Fox, Miroku? What all is different on yours from the Remy or Browning? And what was the model name?

 

[motorcarman]

Winchester Model 1897.
Serial number puts it at 1906.

Marked FULL on the barrel but has that lined out and CYL stamped below.
Barrel cut to 21" long ago. Got it from an estate sale. Rumor is it was used in cowboy shooting with BLACK POWDER loads but it is very clean.(somebody took care of it)

A little loose in places but works fine.

Slam fires just like my model 12s and my model 25.

 

[Jean Deaux]

Good looking.... Savage? Or Stevens, Springfield, Fox, Miroku? What all is different on yours from the Remy or Browning? And what was the model name?

1944 Savage 720 USAF gunner training shotgun.

TRAINING TURRET

Anyone ever seen one of these things in real life? It's a Crocker and Wheeler A-8 Training Turret. It uses a Browning M-11 semi-auto shotgun. Used to train airmen in the operation of power turrets on bomber aircraft, you shoot down standard clay pigeons with it! I saw it in action on a tv...

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