This video delves into the Winchester Model 42, clarifying that it is not a mere scaled-down version of the Model 12 due to its distinct action and function, with only the barrel takedown mechanism in common. The content emphasizes showcasing essential knowledge rather than providing a step-by-step tutorial, and strongly advises against attempting procedures without the necessary expertise. The description also includes a call to action for viewers to support the channel via Patreon.
This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ Keith Ford delves into the Winchester Model 42 shotgun, often called "The Greatest Little Shotgun in the World." Keith explains how it's a simplified and downsized version of the Winchester Model 12, specifically designed for the .410 bore. The video highlights the various configurations available, including different grades, rib options, and choke systems. It also touches on the Model 42's production history (1933-1963), its increasing collector value, and its enduring popularity as a well-made and pleasant-to-shoot firearm, even earning the nickname "Everybody's Sweetheart."
This video segment from American Rifleman Television's "I Have This Old Gun" series delves into the history and features of the Winchester Model 42 pump-action shotgun, specifically chambered in .410 bore. It provides insights into the heritage of this particular firearm model.
This video explores a rare Winchester prototype .410 bore pump-action shotgun from the 1920s, discovered at Rock Island Auction Company by Brownells Gun Techs. The prototype is a precursor to the renowned Winchester Model 42, showcasing early design work on balance, weight, and operation. Notably, it features a solid-frame receiver originally intended for a .38 caliber rifle and exhibits typical toolroom craftsmanship with no markings, braised triggerguard, and unblued metal. The design is described as clean, streamlined, and elegantly simple, with a humped-back receiver reminiscent of Browning designs, though John Moses Browning's direct involvement is unconfirmed. This unique piece offers a glimpse into the development process of a classic firearm.
This video from AmericanRifleman.org features the Savage Arms Model 42 as its "Gun of the Week." It offers a look at this specific firearm, highlighting it for viewers interested in firearms content. The description directs viewers to AmericanRifleman.org for more content and provides numerous links related to the NRA and its various publications.
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