Winchester 1200 / 1300 20 Gauge Lower Magazine Throat
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Winchester 1200 / 1300 20 Gauge Lower Magazine Throat

Code: U123822050L
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$15.75

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Product Description

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Description: Winchester 1200 / 1300 20 Gauge Lower Magazine Throat. This is a factory original Winchester part manufactured in New Haven, Ct. Winchester is the THE name in American firearms. Due to long term storage, these parts may have slight blemishes or imperfections in the finish.

Fits:

  • Winchester Models: 120 / 1200 / 1300
  • 20 Gauge ONLY

Manufacturer: Winchester USRAC

Note: It is recommended that all Winchester parts be installed by qualified and trained gunsmith.

Specifications

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  • Brand: Winchester
  • Finish / Color: Black
  • Firearm Type: Shotgun
  • Gauge: 20 Gauge
  • Material: Polymer
  • Models Fit: Winchester 120,Winchester 1200,Winchester 1300

Customer Ratings & Reviews

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5.0
out of 5
5 (2)
4 (0)
3 (0)
2 (0)
1 (0)
Would recommend this product.
100%
5.0
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5 (2)
4 (0)
3 (0)
2 (0)
1 (0)
Would recommend this product.
100%
2 Total Reviews
Great part works great
5 out of 5
Hank
Location: Colorado Springs
Date: September 2, 2022
Replacement for missing part. Seems to fix my problem.
Recommended
Good part, hard to install
5 out of 5
Bultitude
Location: Pennsylvania
Date: March 18, 2018
It fits my Win 1200 in 20 gauge. I bought the upper piece as well, though only the lower was broken. I hope I can remember how to do this next time it breaks; judging from the info on the forums it is a fairly common issue. Bang the mag tube back into the receiver to remove the old mag throats. Take care not to mix them up, the bigger piece is the lower part, closer to your hand if you are aiming the gun. Clean and lube the mag tube end, just the part that came out of the receiver - in hopes that it will go back in easier, but it probably won't! The grooves in the plastic throats correspond with the grooves in the mag tube. Match them up carefully. Now the fun part.... banging them back in place. I ended up using about 12" of a broom handle, laying it down in the cup-shape of the throat. As in 90 degrees/perpendicular with the gun. Bang on that with a hammer. The curve of the broom handle is close to the curve of the mag throat, so the force is distributed. Probably professionals have a real tool that makes this easier. But it took a lot of (careful) banging to get that plastic all the way down. And you do have to get it totally seated or the retainer clip will get hung up on the plastic throat and not allow your shells to feed from the mag to the chamber. That took a couple hours to figure out and fix. In all, probably a four hour job that I hope to never do again, but I learned a lot and saved some $ in the process. So, it's a win! The part was perfect.
Recommended
2 Total Reviews