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I have a model 1920 20 gauge that was produced in about May 1913 according to the Cody Museum. This particular gun has a 20 inch barrel. According to the things I’ve read it shouldn’t have a short barrel. It shows no sign of ever having been modified. It is a takedown model. Can anybody tell me anything about this? I inherited this fine piece and don’t know much about it at all, except that it was used to feed the family during the depression.
April 15, 2005
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David,
Does it have a front bead sight? If so, measure the distance from the muzzle fact to the dead-center of the bead.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
It does in fact have a bead sight, which is exactly 9/16 of an inch from the muzzle.
April 15, 2005
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It does in fact have a bead sight, which is exactly 9/16 of an inch from the muzzle.
David,
The barrel has been cut down after the fact, and the bead reinstalled incorrectly. I forgot ask what the choke marking on the barrel is? If it is the standard “FULL”, you can also measure the diameter of the bore to determine if it has any constriction over cylinder bore.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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