retail prices for original guns may be expected to range between $37,500 and $50,000 for mechanically sound guns depending on quality of finish. Non-original guns with add-on factory barrels would probably be reduced by one-third.

12 ga. only, 30 or 32 in. barrels, introduced in 1940, must be so stamped (observe the 3 in. and Duck markings very carefully).

12 ga. only, straight grip stock, small checkered forearm, usually stamped "Tourn" in wood on buttstock under buttplate. Mfg. 1914-1930.

12 ga., 3 in. chamber, 30 or 32 in. barrel, steel magazine plug, walnut stock and forearm, solid rubber recoil pad, 1/2 in. shorter pull than regular Model 12 (13 5/8 in LOP.), blued finish. Mfg. 1935-1963.

various configurations, straight or pistol grip stock, features a small ebony diamond inlaid on each side of the pistol grip, 30 or 32 in. barrel with solid rib.

12, 16, 20, 28 ga., or .410 bore, top-lever break-open action, all barrels are full choke. Note on pricing that there is a big difference between a 100% gun without a box and NIB condition. Not serial-numbered. Over 1,015,000 mfg. between 1...

available in Tournament Grade 1933-1935, Trap Grade 1933-1940, Custom Built Grade 1936-1941 and 1953-1959, Skeet Grade 1936-1959, Deluxe Grade 1942-1950, Custom Deluxe Grade 1951-1952.

similar to Standard, except with alloy guard and different takedown system. Mfg. 1959-62. "F" suffix after ser. no.