Winchester Model 12, Previously Restored – SOLD

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The Winchester Model 12, affectionately known as “The Perfect Repeater,” stands as one of the most iconic shotguns in American history. Introduced in 1912 and designed by T.C. Johnson, the Model 12 was heavily influenced by the innovations of John Moses Browning, whose earlier Winchester Model 1897 laid the foundation for modern pump-action shotguns. Building on Browning’s legacy, the Model 12 featured a stronger, enclosed receiver and refined internal mechanisms, making it one of the smoothest and most reliable pump-action shotguns of its time. With a production run exceeding two million, the Model 12 earned its place in the hands of sportsmen, law enforcement, and even the military during World War II.

This particular Model 12 from 1941 was  previously restored restored by Turnbull Restoration, where every detail has been carefully brought back to life. Its refinished wood stock celebrates the artistry of the era, while the expert bluing restores the elegant finish this shotgun was known for. 

This timeless shotgun is not just a collector’s dream—it’s a piece of history ready for its next chapter. Whether destined for display or the field, this restored Winchester Model 12 is a tribute to Browning’s enduring influence and Winchester’s commitment to quality craftsmanship.