Model 120 barrel
- Thread starter Lead hammer
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TheCoachZed
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Good luck. Barrels for those Winchesters are usually priced about $10 less than a whole gun. When I wanted a slug barrel for my 1300 (same gun), I ended up buying a whole second gun.
The plus side is, if you buy a second gun, you now have a parts source for all the bits that are going to break, if you actually use the gun. I love my 1300, my favourite gun I've ever owned - killed ducks, partridge, bear, deer and more with it. However, the action bars are junk on them. I went through two sets in 12 months.
They handle like a dream, though, and the stock 28" barrel on mine shoots slugs more accurately than some rifles I've owned.
The plus side is, if you buy a second gun, you now have a parts source for all the bits that are going to break, if you actually use the gun. I love my 1300, my favourite gun I've ever owned - killed ducks, partridge, bear, deer and more with it. However, the action bars are junk on them. I went through two sets in 12 months.
They handle like a dream, though, and the stock 28" barrel on mine shoots slugs more accurately than some rifles I've owned.
- Location
- Niagara Region
I've got a 120 Ranger, and I've had my eyes peeled for barrels for almost a year. I've only seen one on the EE, was asking $150, sold pretty quick. It was a few weeks ago, I believe it was rifled. Haven't seen any at gun shows around here.
I really like the gun though. Good heft, feels solid, never given me any issues. Mine has a 28" vent rib barrel.
I really like the gun though. Good heft, feels solid, never given me any issues. Mine has a 28" vent rib barrel.
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This was my first gun my dad bought me, 25 years ago or more from Canadian tire. It has shot a ton of lead and steel, never an issue, rock solid. Just wish it was a vent rib. A short barrel would be good for the bush. I should take a picture as it's a nice gun.
