Videos tagged with Winchester Model 42

This video demonstrates the slamfire capability of the classic Winchester Model 42 .410 bore shotgun. Expert instruction shows how to load the shotgun and perform a slamfire by holding the trigger down while cycling the pump action for rapid firing. The demonstration highlights the mechanics of this vintage firearm.

This video details the extensive gunsmithing required to restore a neglected Winchester Model 42 shotgun. Mark Novak demonstrates a deep clean and conservation process, highlighting the differences between the Model 42 and Model 12. Key steps include disassembly, rust removal from the chamber and internals, and careful reassembly using reference photos, concluding with a function check of its unique speed-rack system.

This video provides a historical overview of the Winchester Model 42, a .410 bore pump-action shotgun. It details its development by Bill Roemer as a derivative of the Model 12, its various grades and options, and the influence of John Olin. The production run from 1933 to 1963 yielded approximately 164,800 units, making it a highly collectible firearm today.

This episode of American Rifleman TV's 'Men & Guns of D-Day' commemorates the 75th anniversary of D-Day by focusing on the valor of Allied soldiers and the firearms they utilized. It highlights the story of CSM Stan Hollis, a recipient of the Victoria Cross. The 'Rifleman Review' segment features the Crimson Trace LS-250 Lasersaddle, while 'I Have This Old Gun' examines the Winchester Model 42 shotgun in .410 bore.