Physically, it will fit but should not be fired. The 1400 is a semi-auto that uses the gases from the fired shotgun round to eject the fired round and load the next round. If you look at the barrel ring on the 1400, you will see that there are two small ports where the gases in the barrel leave and enter the gas piston which drives the ejection mechanism. The 1300 is a pump that does not use the gases in the barrel to load or eject rounds. If you shoot the 1400 barrel on the 1300 pump, the ports are not connected to the gas piston and the gases or particles of unburned powder or other residue will escape from under the forearm possibly causing an eye or other serious injury to the shooter or bystanders.
The 1400 is not a pump. The pump version is the 1300.
The Winchester model 1300 was replaced by the Winchester SXP (Super X Pump) model, which features an improved design for smoother operation and increased reliability. It is a modern interpretation of the classic pump-action shotgun with updated features for enhanced performance.
Yes the Winchester 140 is a cheaper varient of the model 1400. The only real difference is the type of material used in the storck and foregrip. A 1400 has Walnut or Synthetic stocks avalible. Where as a 140 was only avalible in a hardwood usually birch stock with no checkering and a walnut stain. The word Ranger on the barrel is normal the Model 120 pump and the 140 auto were both in the ranger series. The 140's are getting quite rare and not shown in many articles because Winchester only made 5000 of them in 12,20,16 and 10 gauge. Also the 1400 barrel will interchange with this fine Winchester. zmopar1@aol.com
The Winchester model 1300 feather weight was made from 1978-1993.The winchester model 1300 walnut,field grade was made between 1994-2006.
Not recommended
it depends on the year, and condition,of the gun!
300 or less depending on condition
$250-$350, depending on which version and condition.
475
Have it drilled and tapped by a good gunsmith.
The model number should be stamped into the barrel near the Winchester name. It will say "model" or "model of"
probably early 1900's