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February 13, 2021
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I recently bought a model 12 “STANDARD TRAP” , as marked near the matching s/n’s. It was made in 1931, 12 gauge. The checkered butt stock, very nice walnut, looks like other checkered stocks I have seen on trap models. The forestock however is what I would call the standard 7″ grooved version found on field guns, not the checkered extension forestock. I wouldn’t think it left the factory that way. If I can find an extension forestock (I will post in the swap and trade section), do I need to change out the magazine tube also? Looking at pictures from various sources all tubes appear to be the same length.
September 28, 2016
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OrdieDB, PFMD said
do I need to change out the magazine tube also?
No, you don’t have to change the mag. tube.
You will need a spanner wrench to remove the nut that holds the wood to the forearm slide. Winchester 12 Ga Model 12 Forend Wrench, NEW Remington 870 Hard To Find | eBay
Best of luck with your forearm search.
Erin
