spyderpancake Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 You still haven't made it to the shotgun room I have never heard of a Winchester 1911 shotgun, sounds like a handgun! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
popgun Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 Re: AJ, I was told I should contact you about this. rrayjr: I'm not AJ but I do have the time this morning to give you a little information. The Winchester 1911 is an autoloading, hammerless;takedown 12 ga.;came in 26" and 28" barrels standard chokes; uncheckered laminated birch stock,forerm,introduced in 1911;discontinued in 1925. Exc.: $325 VGood: $275 Good: $210. Winchester 1911 Fancy Finished: Same specs as the 1911 except checkered walnut stock, forend. Introduced in 1911;discontinued in 1918. Exc.: $375 VGood: $325. Good: $260. Winchester 1911 Pigeon Same specs as 1911 except matted barrel; checkered fancy walnut straight-grip stock, forend;pistol grip optional; elaborate engraving introduced in 1913; discontinued in 1928. Exc.: $500. VGood: $400. Good: $350. Winchester Model 1911 Trap: Same specs as Model 1911 except matted barrel;checkered fancy walnut straight-grip stock,forend; pistol grip optional. Introduced in 1913; discontinued in 1926. Exc.: $375. VGood: $305. Good: $260. As you can see, it is not a pump or slide-action but is one of the first semi-auto or auto-loaders. I hope this helps. ....popgun Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 Re: AJ, I was told I should contact you about this. The prices I see range from $110 up to $450. Since it needs work, I would say it would be between $150 and $200 range. This is of course without seeing it. Here is a little more background info on the gun: It was indeed Winchester's first semi auto shotgun. It was indeed produced between 1911 adn 1921 with some production between 1921 and 1928. Winchester made 103,246 of these guns. The gun had design problems and was named the "Head Buster". The biggest problem with this gun was it could not have any of John Browning's A-5 patents so the gun was pretty much a flop. Sorry I don't have much more info on the gun. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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