Old school shotguns

[Tom007]

Check out this old Walther I held yesterday. First auto shotgun. The action on this thing is plumb wild.




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Wow, what a beauty....a real treasure

[ChesterCopperpot]

Check out this old Walther I held yesterday. First auto shotgun. The action on this thing is plumb wild.




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Wow, what a beauty....a real treasure

The charging lever on that thing pulls down and back, rotating like a clock hand from 3 to 6. And then there's a button at the base of the foregrip and you press that and the foregrip drops open and you load the shells into there. Never seen anything like it. Shoulders really easy but I'm not a fan of it for the same reason I've never liked A5s which is that the action sits too high for me to see down the barrel when my cheeks on the gun.


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[Matt76cmich]

I really don't know how old this 20 gauge 870 Wingmaster LW is (fixed modified barrel), but it's older than me (I'm 39). My dad handed it down to my older brother (13 years older) and he gave it back to my dad. Then my dad handed it down to me and I've killed many turkeys at close range with it.

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Found out this gun was made in 1972. Thank you for the help Jester87.

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[Tom007]

I really don't know how old this 20 gauge 870 Wingmaster LW is (fixed modified barrel), but it's older than me (I'm 39). My dad handed it down to my older brother (13 years older) and he gave it back to my dad. Then my dad handed it down to me and I've killed many turkeys at close range with it.

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Found out this gun was made in 1972. Thank you for the help Jester87.



Beauty there
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