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Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun
Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun

Winchester Model 97 Takedown Barrel Full Choke 12 GA. 1897, M97, Trench Gun

$ 60.72

Availability: 16 in stock
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Manufactured 1931, Clean smooth bore. The blueing is worn off the top, a little minor surface rust, a couple marks on the bottom from a slipped tool. Normal wear and tear considering it's age. See the pics.
  • Brand: Winchester
  • Year of Manufacture: 1931
  • California Prop 65 Warning: this is probably illegal or deadly to even look at in California.
  • Type: Barrel Parts
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    The Winchester Model 1897, also known as the Model 97, M97, or Trench Gun.
    12 GA. Full Choke Takedown Shotgun Barrel.
    According to the serial number lookup, manufactured 1931.
    This is for the Takedown model. Overall length is 29-7/8 inches.
    Most of the blueing is worn off the top side of the barrel, still quite a bit on the bottom. It has the normal wear marks from the slides, etc. Plus a couple marks on the bottom from some kind of tool slippage. The bore looks clean and smooth. Has brass front bead sight.
    I got this in a box of parts, I don't know anything else about it.  It looks like what I would expect from a 1931 shotgun, some wear and tear, but in fine shape to clean up, reblue, and reuse.
    Check the pictures for condition and armory stamp marks.
    If you have any questions, please ask.
    On Aug-14-21 at 23:08:29 PDT, seller added the following information:
    (The first line of the description is from Wikipedia, which listed the Model 97 as being known as a trench gun, this barrel is NOT from an actual military gun. The alternate names were only added to help with the Ebay search mechanics.)