20 ga. only, 26 in. barrel marked Mod. Choke on barrel, solid red factory pad, identifiable by red dot inset into metal that is visible when hammer is cocked.

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.

first variation had small checkered forearm with one diamond in center, field choke (full, modified, or cylinder), second variation has large checkered forearm with 2 diamonds in center, both variations had 26 or 28 in. plain or solid rib b...

factory original guns will probably bring from $25,000 to $30,000 and, as with the .410 bore guns, 20 gauge guns modified to 28 gauge with factory barrels would be worth approx. the same if done at the factory.

12, 16, 20, or 28 ga., 26 in. barrel, skeet choke, checkered pistol grip stock, 14 in. LOP standard on pre-war guns. Mfg. 1933-1976.

various gauges, full choke barrel, deluxe straight or pistol grip stock, solid recoil pad, 14 3/8 in. LOP standard on pre-war guns. Mfg. 1940-1964.

same configurations as Trap Grade, 20 LPI checkering, most are fitted with special vent. rib after 1954 in 3 styles: round post-donut base, round post, and rectangle post, pre-1954 mfg. had plain or solid rib barrel, 1946-1950 mfg. may have...

12 ga. only, 3 shot, short recoil operation, Win-lite (steel and fiberglass) ribless barrels, 26-30 in. barrel lengths, alloy receiver inscribed with hunting scenes, Versalite (first interchangeable choke tubes) option introduced 1961, 6 1/...