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Ranger 104.3 SXS 20 GA, 28" solid rib FULL choke bbls, white mid - front beads, blued finish is starting to turn, color case hardened receiver, dual triggers, 14" - 13 1/8" LOP, checkered hardwood grip stock - forearm, and black butt plate.
1 Απρ 2021 · Ranger Precision Grade 104.3 SxS 12 Ga. Shotgun ***NICS Check Required*** View catalog. Sold: $218.75. Estimate: $100 - $300. April 1, 2021 10:00 AM EDT. West Columbia, SC, US. Request more information. Additional Details. Description:
1 Απρ 2012 · The number 104.3 and the name Ranger says it was made for and sold by Sears Roebuck. It was manufactured by Stevens Arms by one of the many names they used. I would not venture a guess on date of manufacture as it is not stamped with any of the Stevens corporate names.
Ranger Model 104.3 Precision Grade Boxlock Double Shotgun. serial #181118, 16 ga, 28” fluid steel barrels choked a tight modified and tight full, the left tube showing a small raised ding 6” from the muzzle with bright very good bores. This shotgun displays Hunter Arms proof marks on the water table, apparently produced for Sears & Roebuck ...
USED Winchester Ranger 140 Description: USED Winchester Ranger 140 12ga Semi-auto 28" barrel MOD choked Price: $250.00 Shotgun Gauge: 12 Gauge Manufacturer: Winchester Model: Ranger 140 Serial Number: N979147 Barrel Length: 28” Condition: Fair . Contact Seller *Your Name: *Your Email:
serial #173805, 16 ga, 28'' barrels with excellent bores. The barrels retain about 90% later-applied finish with some thinning, handling marks and areas toning to a brown patina. The frame retains some original case-hardened color with some freckling, pinprick oxidation and the belly and high edges toning to silver.
You are bidding on the Ranger 104.3 SXS Shotgun pictured. Chambered in 16 gauge. Action is tight and all correct. 28 inch barrels with bright and shiny bores. Chokes are fixed M and IM. Slight ding on the left barrel on the side but not visible in the bore. 14 inch length of pull to the front trigger.
