Oregonian

Jax T, it's yours! I will send you a PM with my email and we can go from there.

Received it, thanks!

PM replied. Thanks for the offer.

Thanks Tyrel, you beat me to it! I'll PM you.

NCD. I'm not sure. I believe that IAC was the importer. I think they were sold by various vendors, including Coyote Cap if memory serves me.

Okay TR. It's yours. Email sent. Thanks, Oregonian

Clearing out a few shotguns I am not currently using. This is a really nice lever action Model 1887 clone. It is very gently used, almost as new. The wood is very nice, with no issues and only a couple of very minor blemishes. The metal/blueing is also very nice, with only a very minor rub mark and small surface scratch on the left side of the receiver. The overall fit and finish is really very nice. It does not appear to have had any action work, but the action is surprisingly smooth! The 20" barrel is chambered for 2.75" shells. The bore is bright and shiny. Send it off for the 'drop two' mod, break it in a bit, and you are good to go- this one is in really nice shape! $585 plus $35 shipped/insured directly from me to your FFL in the lower 48 states. I am open to shipping to Alaska or Hawaii, but at the actual cost. I prefer USPS Money Orders, but we can discuss other options.

Hey TR. Checking PM's now.

Thanks captqueeze. They knew how to build them then!

I'm thinning the shotgun herd a bit. This Model 12 was manufactured in 1955 and is remarkably good condition. The action is smooth and tight, and the bore is bright and shiny. The orginal butt pad has been replaced with a Pachmayer pad. The safety selector lever is marked "CROWE", which I believe is a period correct part. $695 plus shipping to your FFL.

Bump with a final price reduction.

Bump with a $50 price reduction.

I'll take it. PM sent.

Bump

Hey Pete. I know they were marked in some way but I can't remember how/where they were marked. They had a numerical unit marking for logistical/accounting at the armory during check in and checkout. We had a brass chit with the number of our assigned duty weapon and our name and rank. We would pass it to the armorer at checkout and he would give it back to us at check in. What I can't remember is any "US Property" or "USAF" markings. Maybe someone with less years than I can remember!