I have the exact same gun except in modified, same year as well. I refinished mine with linseed and tru oil to a high gloss.

I bought one just like yours in the 90s, I think from Walmart. It has never been shot, just like all my other guns. I guess I'm not the only one that has done that.

They are nice guns. I got 5 H&R 13 Barrels for 2 of them. 3 for my rim fire need 22LR.

I got one of those. I spent more refurbishing it than what I originally paid for it. Lol

@RooftopKY

2 жыл бұрын

Other than 40 years of just sitting there gunk, this one was immaculate.

Hmm recently got one of these but mine has slug sights (I think) and a kinda weird shell holder "pipe" cavity on the side of the butt stock. Trying to figure out if I can take steel wool to the case hardened receiver with out ruining it.

@RooftopKY

2 жыл бұрын

Slug barrel? And did someone change the stock? I wouldn't steel wool the receiver unless you want to lose the case hardened finish.

@Brennan_the_smith

2 жыл бұрын

@@RooftopKY mine is a slug gun with a cylinder choke and sights . Its set up the same as that guys

@wolfpacak47

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't think 0000 steel wool would hurt reciver

I have one but I won't break when I push the button

I often buy used single shot shotguns at pawnshops. I have this gun in an 18.5 inch barrel, 20 gauge, that I got for $110, right after Covid started up. I disassembled it, cleaned it, and camo painted it, added a 5 shell sleeve on the stock, an improved front sight, and a black padded butt pad. I really like it. It is hanging from mt 3 long gun rack in my man cave, along with a Marlin Model 60 .22 rim fire, and a Henry Golden Boy lever action .22 rim fire. Everyone who has seen it, wants to know how I camo-painted it! Definitely a keeper!