Today I picked up the coolest pump riot gun that I've ever seen. It's a Stevens Model 520-30 made for Montgomery Ward. It was designed by John Moses Browning. This one was made before 1920, and it's in amazing condition.
It has an 18" barrel, all the metal parts are Parkerized, and the receiver (which looks like the one on the BAR) is solid steel and built like a tank.
The action on it is like butter (smoothest pump gun that I own, and I have more than a few)
The bolt has a locking lug that pokes up though the top of the receiver when the gun is in battery.
Oh yeah... It's a take down too.
The take down method is much better than on other Browning-designed shotguns like the Winchester Model 97 and Model 12.
On this one, you unscrew the mag tube until the locking key clears the receiver, then slide the barrel/mag assembly straight out of the bottom of the receiver.
It has an 18" barrel, all the metal parts are Parkerized, and the receiver (which looks like the one on the BAR) is solid steel and built like a tank.
The action on it is like butter (smoothest pump gun that I own, and I have more than a few)
The bolt has a locking lug that pokes up though the top of the receiver when the gun is in battery.
Oh yeah... It's a take down too.
The take down method is much better than on other Browning-designed shotguns like the Winchester Model 97 and Model 12.
On this one, you unscrew the mag tube until the locking key clears the receiver, then slide the barrel/mag assembly straight out of the bottom of the receiver.