Winchester model 12

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Paul Jenkins
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Winchester model 12

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I have been offered a model 12 Winc. plain barrel, 30" full ck. neglected and pitted a little as described for $250 I haven't seen it yet, but thought a 12 would be worth that in nearly any cond.? It is fully functional. What is your off the wall thought?
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Re: Winchester model 12

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Like you stated any m-12 is worth that and more for parts.... :D
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Re: Winchester model 12

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Thanks Johnny,
The same person also has 2 99 Savage .308's for sale. Neglected outside , but, perfect bores and function. He wants to try to sell locally to avoid shipping. If there is interest here I will post pictures. Probably low prices. If there is interest, I will get him here for me to take pics.
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Re: Winchester model 12

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[model 12 Winc. plain barrel, 30" full ck]

FWIW, Paul - That sounds like a Model 12 Heavy Duck Gun (if the barrel's marked for 3" chamber), worth more than a run-of-the-mill M12 in certain circles.

It would make a nice centerpiece for a Chesapeake Bay duck/goose hunting display, along with a decoy or two, etc, etc.

http://www.cabelas.com/gun-inventory--- ... -lav.shtml

IIRC, there should be some lead in the buttstock, to add weight/dampen recoil.

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Re: Winchester model 12

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I picked up a 99% 1959 Heavy Duck last year for $500. Shoots just fine with #3 and 4 Steel. :)
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Re: Winchester model 12

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Paul,
I would have some interest in a M-99 in 308 for the right price.Provided they are not beat up beyond some down home repair and refinishing work. Could you have some pics and provide your own evaluation of the rifles.
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Re: Winchester model 12

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Gentlemen,
I have to back off this post for a while The widow the guns are being sold for is a bit confused. Nothing is settled yet.
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