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Norinco 1897 Trench Gun
12ga
2 3/4"
20" Barrel
Pump Action
Walnut Stock
5RDS
**Contemporary Reproduction of a 12 Gauge WWI / WWII Winchester 1897 Trench Shotgun. Known as the M97 or 97 Trench Sweeper used in both World War One and World War Two**
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Last edited by northpro; 07-04-2020 at 02:10 PM.
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Is there a bayonet lug on these?
No. I'm not sure why people are calling these trench guns!? They aren't. If they were, they'd have the heat sheild that incorporates the bayonet lug and sling swivel.
These are Riot gun copies, which were the same, but without the heat shield/bayonet lug and sling swivel.
Trench gun sounds cooler I guess, but it's wrong.
Yes, if it had the bayonet lug and heatshield I'd buy one.
This would be good for CAS though.
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Yes, or just a cool retro camp shotgun fun shooter 1897!Originally Posted by lister
Walnut?
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
No. Comes in two varieties - mdf like wood dust and some Asian hardwood that is somehow similar to catalpa.
Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is that you're stupid and you make bad decisions.
These guns are a riot sounds fun enough
pandering to paranoia produces pointless prosecutions of people
You would think they would know the difference?
I wonder who currently makes the nicest, plain grain walnut stocks for these old guns?
There's definitely a small market for some one to buy a bunch of walnut stocks, some repro trench stuff and then spend a bit of time slicking things up and locking things down..... not everyone is looking for a "project"
Our Government trusts rivets more then law abiding gun owners.
That's exactly what I.A.C. used to do down in the USA.
They could not continue on though as (allegedly) the Chinese factories were unable or unwilling to maintain some quality standard.
Last edited by Nestor; 01-15-2020 at 05:25 PM.
Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is that you're stupid and you make bad decisions.
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