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Here's a pretty scarce Model 21, 20 gauge 2 barrel set. 1950
26 and 30 inch barrels. The 26 inchers are Mod/IC and the 30's are Full/Full. Both with 3 " chambers. Nice!

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Factory records indicate it went back to New Haven in 1977 to be restocked
and made "Factory New".

So, regarding Winchester Model 21's, is Factory work looked upon any differently than
say any good gunsmith restoration or even CSMC?

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I thought CSMC was the Winchester Rep for the 21


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Very nice !


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Originally Posted by PALUNC
I thought CSMC was the Winchester Rep for the 21
From their website,
"Galazan™ has purchased all of the manufacturing machinery, tooling, and parts for the Winchester Model 21 double barrel shotgun from the U.S. Repeating Arms Corporation, New Haven, CT. Contact us for factory original parts, barrels, stocks, etc. for this American classic. Call us if your Model 21 is in need of repair.
Galazan™ is the Factory"

I used to be a huge fan of CSMC.
I've become a little skeptical of the organization in recent times
due to the level of "whimsey" associated with many of their offerings.
Who wouldn't want to own a 28 gauge Model 21 with 32" barrels? crazy

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Bob, I recently sold a 30-26 Skeet set Tournament Grade. How much should I have gotten? How much is yours? By the way, this was a 20 gauge.

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Originally Posted by eightbore
Bob, I recently sold a 30-26 Skeet set Tournament Grade. How much should I have gotten?
How much is yours?

You first Bill. What did you get?

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I’d like to know too.


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Nine grand, sold to a friend with a connection to the provenance. It's provenance was more important to him than to me.

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I purchased a similar 20 Bore 26 IC/Mod" & 30" F&F from a chap in Idaho via a Gunbroker ad in the summer of 2011 for slightly less than $ 8000. I shot it ( the 30" barrels almost exclusively) for 5 seasons or so, primarily on Doves.
I was never completely happy with the stock dimensions although I did have some 15 straight limits with it. I got it functional for me by gluing some leather on the comb to get a cheek weld I could make repeatable. I sent it back to Enid with George Caswell ( he was down opening the 2016 dove season here.) It moved in late 2016 and netted me the $9000 I told him I wanted. So it obviously sold for more. Condition was @ 85% not refinished , replacement Winchester duplicate pad at 14.25". I had a Cody letter on it , I believe it was an early 50's gun.

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I gave less than 10.
Factory restocked and restored in 1977.
With a nice 20 gauge going for 8-10, you do the math.
30” Full/Full is pretty tight for Skeet but a scarce desirable set nonetheless.

So back to the original question.
What’s the conventional wisdom on factory work?

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