


11:04 pm
September 28, 2016

The first thing to look for on a heavy duck is the 3" chamber. They came with a shorter than standard length of pull, 13 1/2" if memory serves me correct. They should also have the red rubber Winchester pad on the butt stock. The butt stocks came with lead added into the butt stock. If one looks at the muzzle, the barrel thickness is about twice as thick as a standard model 12. I've got 5 of them and these characteristics run the same on all.
Hope this helps,
Erin
1:21 am
April 15, 2005

Erin Grivicich said
The first thing to look for on a heavy duck is the 3" chamber. They came with a shorter than standard length of pull, 13 1/2" if memory serves me correct. They should also have the red rubber Winchester pad on the butt stock. The butt stocks came with lead added into the butt stock. If one looks at the muzzle, the barrel thickness is about twice as thick as a standard model 12. I've got 5 of them and these characteristics run the same on all.Hope this helps,
Erin
Erin,
The fact that the gun in question has a "Nickel Steel" barrel was the first clue that it is not a Heavy Duck Gun. The second clue is the serial number & corresponding date of manufacture.
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