first of all I've never heard of Winchester's involvement in 32 gauge shotguns in any way so I'm just referring to the "32 gauge" & the ones i currently own & shoot.
I'm looking for more info too. I now own 2 of these 32 gauges, an American arms 32 GA o/u & a tecni-mec, a rizzini co. Made in Italy 32 GA o/u. Having owned the tecni-mec since 1990, it has become my favorite dove, quail & chukkar gun as well as for younger pheasant.
I have just commissioned the main rizzini company in Italy to custom build a set of 32 GA o/u barrels to fit my existing rizzini "small gauges combo" set of 28 & .410 GA barrels on a 28 GA frame & should have it mid 2012.
The only ammo maker i know of is fiocchi who also makes 24 gauge shells. #6 & #8 shot can be had in a 2 1/2" shell with 1/2 oz of shot.
Even though this almost exactly a 2 1/2" .410 load for some reason i can shoot the 32 much better than a .410 or 28, even equalling many of the 20 GA scores i have shot as have others who have used it.
That's all i know for now...about the 32 GA shotgun!
I would check your model number?The Winchester model 1897 was a shotgun made by Winchester,while the 32-20 caliber is a rifle cartridge that was used in the model 1894 Winchester lever action rifle and other models,but never in the model 1897 shotgun.
What is the value of a noble 12 guage model 60 shotgun with a 32 inch barrel?
Your winchester model 37 red letter 20ga is valued at between 120-325 dollars based on your shotgun having between 60%-90% original finish and a good bore.This also reflects the 35%premium for having a red letter model,and a 32in barrel.
50-100 USD or so
Ball park, mine is a Model 32 TC, and it was apprasied at $3200.00
.45 revolver .32 revolver .303 rifle 12 gauge shotgun
I know where there is one. It is in NICE condition. Where are you located?
Are you asking about a single round of ammunition made in 1924? FYI, the only fiream called a Model 24 made by Winchester was a shotgun.
The 32 gauge shotgun (NOT .32 caliber) is fairly rare in the US. They are more common in South America as a bird gun.
between 90-150 dollars.
Parts for an American Gun Company shotgun will only be found as part of another shotgun. Haunt the local gunshows for one that is being parted-out. As for the gauge (not caliber), did you mean "bigger than a 410"? There have been 24, 28, and 32 gauge shotguns made. Of these, only the 28 is still available in the US, but I believe 32 gauge shells may still be commercially loaded in Europe.
they dont make a 32 gauage Don't know if Baikal makes one, but 32 gauge shotguns are available in Europe according to Cartridges of the World. No US company has loaded these shells for at least 60 years.