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I have a Winchester MOD.20-410 that was my grandmothers. The last time it was fired that I know of was when I last used it in 1985. It is in as good of shape as it was back then. I spent 22 years in the military and its been in a safe the entire time. Is it best to leave something this old as is or should I find a place to refurbish it (what ever that may be for something of this age)
I have a Winchester Model 1400 MKII and a Remington 1100 that were my fathers not sure I need them both but they are at least 30 years old are they common enough that I can sell one or should I keep them both.
I have a Remington 870 express I purchase myself in 1986 I was thinking of setting up for home defense.
V/r
Joe
Joe,
It is best to leave it as is. The only recommend action would be to clean it and lightly oil it.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
I wouldn’t sell your dad’s shotguns unless you really need the money. I sold my dad’s Model 12 and I kind of wish I had not done so.
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