The Winchester Model 37 12-Gauge is a legendary break-action single-shot shotgun, well-known for its rugged reliability, simplicity, and durability. Produced from 1936 to 1963, the Model 37 was built without a takedown screw or side plates, making it one of the strongest single-shot shotguns of its time. Its classic exposed hammer, robust steel receiver, and walnut stock give it a timeless appeal that remains popular among hunters, sport shooters, and collectors.
Key Features & Benefits
✔ Break-Action, Single-Shot Design – Simple, durable, and easy to use, perfect for hunting, sport shooting, or training new shooters.
✔ 12-Gauge Chambering – Capable of handling various loads, making it versatile for hunting and target shooting.
✔ 2 ¾” & 3″ Chamber (Varies by Model) – Accepts both standard and magnum shells for increased flexibility.
✔ 26″, 28″, or 30″ Barrel Options – Different barrel lengths suited for various shooting applications (longer barrels for hunting and trap, shorter for quick handling).
✔ Fixed Choke Options – Available in Full, Modified, or Cylinder bore, ensuring consistent shot patterns.
✔ Exposed Hammer – Reliable and easy-to-operate, providing a visual and tactile indication of the firearm’s readiness.
✔ Steel Receiver & Blued Finish – Classic Winchester craftsmanship built to last generations.
✔ Walnut Stock & Forend – Durable hardwood construction with a comfortable grip and traditional styling.
✔ Lightweight & Easy to Carry – Typically weighing around 6-7 lbs, making it an ideal field gun for long hunts.
✔ No External Takedown Screws – The durable design eliminates weak points, making it one of the strongest single-shot shotguns ever produced.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Winchester
- Model: Model 37
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Chamber: 2 ¾” or 3″ (Varies by Year & Model)
- Action: Break-Action, Single-Shot
- Barrel Length: 26″, 28″, or 30″
- Choke: Full, Modified, or Cylinder Bore (Fixed)
- Stock Material: American Walnut
- Finish: Blued Steel Barrel & Receiver
- Sights: Front Bead Sight
- Weight: Approximately 6 – 7 lbs
- Safety: Manual Hammer Control
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