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deerhunter.308
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Posted: October/15/2010 at 16:39 |
hey there everyone. im new to the shotgun world and was looking for a cheap shotgun to hunt turkey with so i pick a sears and roebuck 20 gauge ranger from my friend. he had only shot 2 3/4 shells in it. i cant find any info about the gun online really. im wondering what size choke it has in it. its a fixed choke. what can i shot through this?
thanks for reading and hope to get some good info back.
-Shaine-
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BeltFed
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I worked at Sears back in the 70s, in sporting goods. Most of their brand name guns were made by Winchester, but some of their shotguns were imported from Spain. The best I could tell you is to try to find a brand name shotgun like Win. or H&R that looks like yours and compare them.
You might also look on the barrel to see if it is stamped with cyl, imp, mod, or full; this will tell you how it is choked.
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Life's concerns should be about the 120lb pack your trying to get to the top of the mountain, and not the rock in your boot.
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deerhunter.308
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thanks for the tips, i looked on the barrel and it doesnt say the choke which i thought was weird. almost every other shotgun iv ever looked at does. i might take it down to the local gun shop have them take a look.
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3_tens
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Harrington-Richardson Made them for sears. They were in Massachusetts.
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Apparently some knowledge here....
I have a 1960's Sears .22 Mag lever action.
Can anyone shed some light on that one.
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saitotiktmdog
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The ranger is made by stevens now owned by savage. I have a ranger shotgun in 12 gauge. It is made by stevens. Look up Stevens ranger. Mine is patent 1915 it is a bouble barrel with 30" barrels.
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Mine is a Ranger 5100 16 ga. My dad bought it from Sears in the early 40's and handed it down to me for my firat gun in the mid 60s. Like Saitotiktmdog it started out as a 30". Cut to 28" for Dove hunting. When he started more Quail huntng it was cut to 26". That kind of messed it up for doves a lttle because of reducing the effectve range. The firing pin wore down from so much shooting and I made a new one. It is still my favorite when I can find 16 Ga. shells for it.
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