Winchester Model 1300 XTR 12 Gauge Pump-Action, 28" Winchester Proof Steel Barrel, 3" Chamber, Fixed Modified Choke
This Winchester Repeating Arms Model 1300 XTR is a full-size 12 gauge pump shotgun built with a 28" plain Winchester Proof Steel barrel and a fixed Modified (fixed M) choke, paired with a 3" magnum-rated chamber. It uses the Winchester Speed Pump rotary-bolt system with twin action bars for fast, smooth cycling. The lightweight aluminum-alloy receiver, blued finish, and cut-checkered walnut furniture give it a classic field configuration. It is correctly marked Model 1300 XTR with barrel rollmarks and was made in New Haven, Connecticut, USA.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Specific Condition Notes: The toe of the stock shows a prior crack or break and is currently held with duct tape. The buttplate is loose. Several scratches and scuffs are present.
What’s Included
- Winchester Model 1300 XTR 12 Gauge pump-action shotgun
The receiver is marked Model 1300 XTR, and the barrel rollmarks include 12 Gauge and 2 3/4" & 3". The chamber is rated for 3" magnum loads, and the tubular magazine provides a 4-round capacity.
The 28" plain field barrel is Winchester Proof Steel and features a fixed Modified choke, noted on the barrel as MOD. This configuration delivers a straightforward, durable setup with a fixed M choke suitable for general field use.
The action combines twin action bars with Winchester’s Speed Pump rotary-bolt system. The receiver is aluminum alloy to keep weight down, and the metal carries a blued finish.
Furniture includes a walnut stock and a long walnut forend, both with factory cut checkering. The forend adds finger grooves for a positive grasp. The stock has a hard buttplate bearing the Winchester Repeating Arms logo, and length of pull measures 14.0".
This shotgun was made in New Haven, Connecticut, USA, and the barrel is marked Winchester Proof Steel, underscoring the model’s traditional Winchester field gun build.

