Winchester Model 12 12 Gauge Takedown Barrel, Magazine Tube & Corncob Forend Assembly — Plain Barrel, Fixed Full Choke
This is an original Winchester Repeating Arms takedown barrel/magazine/forend assembly for the Model 12 in 12 gauge. It features a plain (non-ribbed) steel barrel with a fixed FULL choke and a single front bead, the classic grooved corncob wood forend, and the threaded takedown barrel extension with yoke. Factory-style markings are present, and the assembly includes the magazine tube and barrel/magazine band. Barrel and chamber lengths are unmarked/undetermined.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Smoothbore with a fixed FULL choke.
Mechanics: Component only; takedown barrel extension and yoke present. Interchange with a receiver may require proper fitting.
Markings: "MODEL 12 – 12 GA," "FULL," "WINCHESTER — TRADE MARK," "MADE IN U.S.A.," and a partial "... STEEL" marking.
Specific Condition Notes: There is some pitting and wear throughout, but it presents well for its age.
What’s Included
- Winchester Model 12 12 gauge plain (non-ribbed) barrel with fixed FULL choke
- Single front bead
- Threaded takedown barrel extension and yoke
- Magazine tube
- Barrel/magazine band
- Grooved wood forend (corncob-style)
This assembly is built for the Winchester Model 12 pump-action takedown system and includes the key components: barrel, magazine tube, yoke, and band, along with the traditional corncob forend. It is a component-only offering with no receiver, and proper fitting to a receiver may be required.
The barrel is plain (non-vent-rib) steel with a fixed FULL choke and a single front bead, providing a straightforward, period-correct configuration. The bead sight arrangement is consistent with factory Model 12 patterns.
Factory-style markings include "MODEL 12 – 12 GA," "FULL," "WINCHESTER — TRADE MARK," "MADE IN U.S.A.," and a partial "... STEEL" stamp. These markings align with U.S.-made Winchester production and help confirm model and choke designation.
The grooved corncob wood forend is the classic Model 12 style. Barrel and chamber lengths are not marked and remain undetermined.