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| Above, cleaning the Winchester Model 12 shotgun. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Yesterday, I was able to fire several shot shells through the Winchester Model 12 shotgun I bought earlier this year.
The shotgun is a take-down model made in 1919, making it over 105 years old. Since it is a take-down, it has to be put together and have its components in the correct configurations.
I couldn't fire it the last time I tried (back in April), so I took it to Loeffler's Guns, Etc. in Grants to see what was causing it. They showed me how to put it together and configure it. I videoed their instructions for future reference (glad I thought of doing so).
It operated just fine. I actually enjoyed shooting it along with the other shotgun I brought along yesterday, the Remington 870 Express.
It is probably more appropriate for trap shooting than the Remington. I will give it a try the next time I go to Lake Havasu.
I was very pleased at its performance. No wonder it is a popular shotgun.
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