Winchester ~ Model 12 ~ 12 Ga

The Winchester Model 12 (originally introduced as the Model 1912) is an iconic internal-hammer, pump-action shotgun that earned the nickname "The Perfect Repeater." Designed by Winchester's lead engineer T.C. Johnson, it vastly improved upon older external-hammer designs (like the John Browning-designed Model 1897) by completely enclosing the hammer inside the receiver. It became the gold standard for twentieth-century pump shotguns, with nearly two million units produced during its primary production run from 1912 to 1964. This model was manufactured in 1946