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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwNlbgVVMkEeUWp3eXkwc0xpRms/view?usp=docslist_api Went out this morning, seemed to be perfect weather. No squirrels though, saw a few deer but couldn't find a squirrel to pose with the shotgun on the log. 1915 Winchester model 12 in 16 ga.

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You have good taste in squirrel guns! smile A model 12 in 16 gauge is still darn hard to beat.

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Thank you, yeah I agree. I have several other model 12s. Those and the early Wingmasters were the best looking, best handling pumps made in my opinion.

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I love the old Model 12's especially in 16 or 20 gad


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I have always thought it was interesting, the similarities between the Win Model 12, Ithaca 37 & the Browning BPS. Though I can appreciate the Model 12's, I more admire the BPS. Mine is the smoothest clackety-clack I have ever handled.



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Bps and Ithaca 37s are great guns. I just never got used to the bottom eject on them .

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i use my grand dads 1918 win 1912 12 gauge every year for fall turkey. i carry my s&w mod 18 for the squirrels though because i don't like eating shot in my potpie. when i was a kid i used that 1912 for squirrel and shot a truckload.


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Originally Posted by Troutnut
Bps and Ithaca 37s are great guns. I just never got used to the bottom eject on them .


I never owned one of them, but I bought a Wingmaster off a fellow, because it ejected out the side. He duck hunted a lot and reloaded, and the side ejection cause him to loose too many hulls. Paid $120 for a 2 year old 3" mod. plain barrel.


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Originally Posted by Troutnut
Bps and Ithaca 37s are great guns. I just never got used to the bottom eject on them .


I never owned one of them, but I bought a Wingmaster off a fellow, because it ejected out the side. He duck hunted a lot and reloaded, and the side ejection cause him to loose too many hulls. Paid $120 for a 2 year old 3" mod. plain barrel.
Want to make $50 off of it 😆. Just kidding, Wingmasters are great shotguns , i have a few of those too.

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I bought my first one in 1977, paid $180 new 3" full choke vent rib barrel. Dad has the same shotgun, also.

Few years later, got to hunting ducks a lot and wanted a mod barrel, and I would just change barrels to whichever I needed. Barrel cost more than I paid for my gun, so I did without, until that deal came along.


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Oops posted wrong place for some readon.....

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I will be heading out again this weekend with my Remington 870 12 GA. I am mainly after turkeys so thats why I am using the 12. If I can get a turkey tag filled I have an Ithaca M 37 in 20 GA that I am wanting to try out.


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