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No the M1917 is different the Winchester sling swivel has a smaller base then the one's found on the 03 or 1917
I still learn new things all the time when it comes to collecting military shotguns

WW1 Winchester model 97 trench guns were solid frame and WW2 Winchester model 97 trench guns were take down
The rear sling swivel has a smaller base than one on the Model 1903 Winchester used it on...

The Remington 870 MCS Modular Combat Shotgun has a 10"barrel a 14"barrel and a 18"barrel also comes with a fixed butt stock a collapsible butt stock and a pistol grip in which the butt stocks slides...

What I could find out the USAF is using the 870 MCS my friend told me he didn't see any markings on the guns other then the factory markings.

Yes the guns were put into a special mount upside down so the action could worked and easier to reload the mount mimic a machine gun mount found in most US WW2 aircraft they also were used for trap...

The adapter in question was made only for the Winchester 1200

The later M1917 bayonets were made by General Cutlery and Canadian Arsenal Ltd in the mid to late sixties

Sounds like it's for a Winchester model 1200

Sorry wrong post

Keydet92 send me your email and I'll send you the info on my 520-30'S and 620'S

Tom that is what I was told the punch mark was for hardness test and the P was the proof mark for the hardness test I have a Wards Western Field with the P. and the standard U.S. marks I have owned...

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I have the information in a 3 ring binder along with Remington contracts from early 1941 to the early 1970'S WW2 contracts for Ithaca and WW1& WW2 Winchester contracts and info on the Winchester 1200...

I had a long time employee tell me that they had some trouble with receivers cracking at the recess in the top of the receiver where the bolt locks

The extra P. mark is were they tested the receiver for hardness

Let me know if you received my pm to you on the contracts

I have seen a few model 97 Winchesters with that same mark on the bottom of the reciver by the serial number if fact I seen a model 97 with that same mark that a Sheriff's department had it was...

Here's my two cents worth in April of 1942 Stevens was given a contract for 14,200 520-30'S 3,800 620'S and 7,200 720'S on contract number W-740-ORD-2301 of this contract it called for 1,300 520-30'S...