Would a Winchester 25 be approved?

[Deacon KC]

The Winchester 25 is simply the Model 12 without the take down feature. Do you think this would be allowed or would the Rules Committee need to adopt this?

[Flying W Ramrod]

That is correct. The 25 was introduced as a lower cost model 12, by being not takedown.

Everything else is the same.

Contact you TG to have it put on the next agenda or brought to the ROC for clarification

[marshal stone]

Adding the model 25 is not in the per view of the ROC, as it would not be a clarification.

That would be a rule change, and it would require a TG vote or a mandate from SASS.

Marshal Stone

[Ol Salty Sailor]

18 hours ago, Deacon KC said:

The Winchester 25 is simply the Model 12 without the take down feature. Do you think this would be allowed or would the Rules Committee need to adopt this?

The Winchester 25 was introduced in 1949, Where would the line be drawn?  The start of the Korean Conflict perhaps?  That way Remington 870's would ok, they were introduced in 1950.

All sarcasm aside, SASS shooter both WB and CAS spend a lot of time, effort and money to have gear that meets the games criteria.  The Model 12 was shown being used in the movie WBAS is based on.  

 

[marshal stone]

1 hour ago, Ol Salty Sailor said:

  The Model 12 was shown being used in the movie WBAS is based on.  

 

 Only in one scene with Crazy Lee in the bank at the very beginning of the movie.

Marshal Stone

[Deacon KC]

4 hours ago, Ol Salty Sailor said:

The Winchester 25 was introduced in 1949, Where would the line be drawn?  The start of the Korean Conflict perhaps?  That way Remington 870's would ok, they were introduced in 1950.

All sarcasm aside, SASS shooter both WB and CAS spend a lot of time, effort and money to have gear that meets the games criteria.  The Model 12 was shown being used in the movie WBAS is based on.  

 

This is exactly why I was asking this. They are visually identical and operate the same. 

[Flying W Ramrod]

4 hours ago, Ol Salty Sailor said:

The Winchester 25 was introduced in 1949, Where would the line be drawn?  The start of the Korean Conflict perhaps?  That way Remington 870's would ok, they were introduced in 1950.

All sarcasm aside, SASS shooter both WB and CAS spend a lot of time, effort and money to have gear that meets the games criteria.  The Model 12 was shown being used in the movie WBAS is based on.  

 

And Pike was, mainly, wearing a buscadero rig with a double action revolver instead of the 1911

Edited Tuesday at 03:33 AM by Flying W Ramrod

[JJ]

Winchester Mdl 25

Hummm .  .  .  .

Been reading and pondering this thread for a few day now and still somewhat confused. Also have been shootin' WB for a long time. Quite frankly, NEVER heard of a Winchester Mdl 25. Of course, that should not mean anything to anybody. I don't know a lotta things about many things. I liked it after looking it up. Less parts to fail than the Winchester 97 has.  

I am puzzled why shooting this particular Model of a Winchester scattergun should make any difference to anyone in WB??

The Winchester 97 is allowed in WB. The 97, apparently, is allowed to be used in WB with both the take-down and solid frame models. Did not find anything in the WB Handbook about not using the solid frame 97. In my past, I have used all of my 97's for WB. All 4 of the Winchester 97's I own have been modified to take 6 shells as the 2 Norinco's I have. Have used them all before diving into the 3 Winchester Mdl 12's that I now have.

What difference should the Winchester Mdl 25 make to anyone if used?

I am confused with the 'must be approved' discussion.

J.J.