Very interesting M12 and 1948 was a very good year!
J johnboy · Registered Joined Jan 29, 1998 · 850 Posts Discussion Starter • #1 • Dec 1, 2013 Very interesting M12 and 1948 was a very good year!
T Tim Earney · Registered Joined Aug 20, 2007 · 142 Posts #2 • Dec 1, 2013 An excellent example of an all American trap gun and made in one of the best years of production for any Model 12.
An excellent example of an all American trap gun and made in one of the best years of production for any Model 12.
acorange · Registered Joined Sep 13, 2008 · 2,629 Posts #3 • Dec 2, 2013 I have this gun's brother built in 55' Nice unmolested M-12 with the Trap marking on the forend tube that mine does not have.
I have this gun's brother built in 55' Nice unmolested M-12 with the Trap marking on the forend tube that mine does not have.
4 4painter · Banned Joined Sep 30, 2012 · 486 Posts #5 • Dec 4, 2013 What does the arrow refer to one the foreend tube?
J johnboy · Registered Joined Jan 29, 1998 · 850 Posts Discussion Starter • #6 • Dec 4, 2013 For assembly, one on the magazine tube and one on the receiver extension
R redhawk · Registered Joined Jan 29, 1998 · 490 Posts #7 • Dec 4, 2013 I thought they stopped marking "Trap" in 1946???
J johnboy · Registered Joined Jan 29, 1998 · 850 Posts Discussion Starter • #8 • Dec 4, 2013 Dave Riffle's book "The Greatest Hammerless Repeating Shotgun Ever Built " has the gun built in 1948.
Dave Riffle's book "The Greatest Hammerless Repeating Shotgun Ever Built " has the gun built in 1948.
H Heeringa · Registered Joined Apr 19, 2013 · 768 Posts #9 • Dec 4, 2013 oldguns.net agrees on 1948 as it's birth year. Mine is from 1947, but I don't have the TRAP marking. Heeringa
oldguns.net agrees on 1948 as it's birth year. Mine is from 1947, but I don't have the TRAP marking. Heeringa
J johnboy · Registered Joined Jan 29, 1998 · 850 Posts Discussion Starter • #10 • Dec 7, 2013 As a owner of two M12s', one being a duck gun and the other a 12 gauge field I really have no need for a 30" trap gun but it sure is tempting.
As a owner of two M12s', one being a duck gun and the other a 12 gauge field I really have no need for a 30" trap gun but it sure is tempting.