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Difference between revisions of "Winchester Model 1200/1300"
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Revision as of 16:17, 10 October 2008
The Winchester Model 1300 shotgun first appeared in 1978. It was an updated shotgun inspired by the Winchester model 1200 (which debuted in 1964). Unlike the blued Model 1200, the Model 1300 is coated with a proprietary non-glare finish and uses both steel and composite materials in it's construction. Both the Model 1200 and the Model 1300 were released in a 'hunting version' (longer barrel and limited shell capacity for legal hunting limit) and the "Defender Version" which was the riot, self defense, combat shooting variant, with longer tubes for expanded capacity and shorter (20" and 18") tactical barrels.
In addition to the hunting/sporting variations, the Model 1300 has been sold worldwide as the Tactical Police model, Slug Hunter, Marine and Stainless Security version.
The Winchester Model 1300 shotgun has appeared in the following films and television series used by the following actors:
Film
- Vin Diesel as DEA Agent Sean Vetter in A Man Apart
- The restaurant robber in Light It Up
- State Trooper in Village of the Damned (1995)
- Simon Pegg as Sgt. Nicholas Angel and Nick Frost as Constable Danny Butterman in Hot Fuzz