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High Standard 18-7 K-120 Deluxe Riot Gun. The barrel is 18 and 1/8th inches measured on the inside to a closed bolt. It holds six 2 3/4" shells in the magazine and one in the chamber (hence the moniker "18-7"). NOTE: I was told by Lakota Pawn that this was surplused from the Montana State Prison system and it has "MSP" and a number etched on the bottom of the receiver, along with what looks to be a stamped rack number.














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Never seen or heard of that model before, thanks for the pics. Cool gun. Any idea of how old it is?

Very cool! Wish I could stumble on one

Looks like one of the High Standard guns that used the Remington Model 31 design. Wish I had one to disassemble and compare.

Cool looking old gun. Never seen one before.

Flite King, common in the day, value priced.

I would buy one, very nice.

Pretty cool.. Never even seen one before and didn't know they even made a riot gun. As someone pointed out, it's a riot version of a High Standard Flite King. First shotgun I ever bought new was a Flite King back in November 1968; still got it. Wonder what the age on that one is? It's a very interesting piece. I'd bet that it's rare because if I ever saw one then I'm sure I would have remembered it.