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	MODEL 97 MILITARY SHOTGUN
		The M97 shotgun was extremely successfull, both with the military and in civilian markets for hunters and law enforcement, remaining on sale until the late 1950s by which time over 1 million had been shipped.
		The 12 gauge Winchester M97, in trench gun or riot gun style, was a pump-action shotgun with an exposed hammer and a 5 round tubular magazine beneath the 18 inch barrel.
		The Winchester Model 1897 (or M97) 12 gauge shotgun is the original trench gun, made famous by its use by the U.S. Army in World War I. Marine carrying Winchester M97, World War II.
	www.olive-drab.com /od_other_firearms_shotgun_m97.php (738 words)

	M97 Trench Gun, IAC
		The Winchester Model 1897 (M97) 12 ga. shotgun is the original trench gun, by its use by the U.S. Army in World War I. The Winchester M97 was designed by John Browning as an improved version of the Winchester Model 93.
		The M97 shotgun was extremely successful, both with the military and in civilian markets for hunters and law enforcement, remaining on sale until the late 1950s by which time over 1 million had been shipped.
		The Model 97 continued to be used by U.S. forces in the Korean War, in Vietnam and even the Gulf War by which time the design was almost 100 years in use.
	www.the-armory.com /shopsite_sc/store/html/Winchester_M97_Trench_Gun.html (613 words)

	ww1shotgun
		This soldier is armed with the Winchester M97 12-guage pump action shotgun.
		The Marines carried the shotgun shells in their pockets or stuffed them into their M1910 cartridge belts.
		The shotgun had a limited range, but excelled in night operations, trench clearing and as a weapon for guarding prisoners.
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	Shotgun - Information at Halfvalue.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shotguns have also been referred to as "scatterguns", "fowling pieces" or "two-shoot guns" historically, and were used as a replacement for the blunderbuss.
		Shotguns made for close ranges, where the angular speed of the targets is great (such as skeet shooting, or upland bird hunting) tend to have shorter barrels, around 24 to 28 inches (610 to 710 mm).
		Shotguns used by military, police, and other government agencies are exempted from regulation under the National Firearms Act of 1934, and often have barrels as short as 12 to 14 inches (305 to 356 mm), so that they are easier to handle in confined spaces.
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	Shotgun at AllExperts
		Shotguns made for close ranges, where the angular speed of the targets is great (such as skeet shooting, or upland bird hunting) tend to have shorter barrels, around 24 to 28 inches (610 to 710 mm).
		Shotguns intended for defensive use are as short as 18 inches (457 mm) for private use (the minimum shotgun barrel length allowed by law in the United States without special permits).
		Shotguns used by military, police, and other government agencies are exempted from regulation under the National Firearms Act of 1934, and often have barrels as short as 12 to 14 inches (305 to 356 mm), so that they are easier to handle in confined spaces.
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	Search Results - shotgun
		Some shotguns have rifled barrels and are designed to be used with a "saboted" bullet, one which is typically encased in a two-piece plastic ring (sabot) designed to peel away after it exits the barrel, leaving the bullet, now spinning after passing through the rifled barrel, to continue toward the target.
		Shotguns have long been the preferred method for sport hunting of birds, and the largest shotguns, the punt guns, were used for commercial hunting.
		Early attempts at repeating shotguns invariably centred around either bolt-action or lever-action designs- drawing inspiration from contemporary repeating rifle designs- with the earliest successful repeating shotgun being the lever-action Winchester M1887, designed by John Browning in 1887 at the behest of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
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	Shotgun information - Search.com
		The sawn-off shotgun is sometimes known as a "Lupara" (In Italian a generic reference to the word "Lupo" ("Wolf")) in Southern Italy and Sicily.
		A shotgun that has a break action is normally Class A, regardless of gauge unless it has mixed barrels (eg a 12 gauge barrel and a centrefire rifle barrel) in which case it is considered Class B. Bolt-action shotguns and lever-action shotguns as also classed as Class B firearms.
		Pump-action and self-loading shotguns are categorised as Class C and Class D firearms with both pump-action and self-loading shotguns being prohibited from legal ownership among the majoirty of Australia's licenced firearm owners (with exemption to farmers and professional hunters).
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	Combat shotgun Information
		The original trench shotgun, a Winchester Model 1897 Pump Shotgun, modified for use in World War I. Combat shotguns, shotguns modified slightly to increase their suitability for use in combat, have been popular in the United States, both with law enforcement and with the US military (particularly the US Marine Corps), since the 19th Century.
		Combat shotguns are favoured partly because of their ability to disable a person rapidly by either killing or severely wounding the target.
		Shotgun slugs are currently under consideration by the US military as an antimateriel round; the tendency of typical commercial shotgun slugs to deform on impact would render them illegal under the Hague Convention of 1899.
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	directopedia : Directory : Recreation : Guns : Shotguns and Smoothbores
		A shotgun is a firearm typically used to fire a number of small spherical pellets, the shot, from a smoothbore barrel of relatively large diameter.
		The sawn-off shotgun is sometimes known as a "Lupara" (In Italian a generic reference to the word "Lupo" ("Wolf")) in Southern Italy and Sicily.
		Shotguns intended for defensive use are as short as 18 inches (457 mm) for civilian use (the minimum shotgun barrel length allowed by law in the United States).
	www.directopedia.org /directory/Recreation-Guns/Shotguns_Smoothbores.shtml (5449 words)

	Christina Aguilera music, Overview
		Ammunition for shotguns is referred to as shotgun shells, shotshells, or just shells (when it is not likely to be confused with artillery shells).
		The shotgun is used for bird hunting, although it is also increasingly used in deer hunting in semi-populated areas where the range of the rifle bullet may pose too great a hazard.
		Shotguns are normally used to hunt whitetail deer in the thick brush and briars of the south-eastern and upper midwestern US, where, due to the dense cover, ranges tend to be very close--25 meters or less.
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	Bill Hanus Birdguns
		Between the time that Lylevale was interviewed at the SHOT Show and the appearance of the resulting SPEED KILLS article on high-performance shotgun shells, circumstances changed.
		Visualize crouching in your hidey hole with five of these babies laying in the snow in front of you and a million bugle-blowing Chinese in quilted coats running toward at you.
		shotgun shell reloading has long been recommended as off-season therapy for the upland game hunters.
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	Medal of Honor Frontline for PS2 on Gamerhelp.com
		The Americans in the First World War realised the suitable combat environment for shotguns in the narrow trenches of the Western Front, and by designing a rapid-fire shotgun and issuing it to frontline troops, devastating impacts were made.
		The M97 Winchester shotgun was lighter than the contemporary Springfield M1903 rifle and had a much shorter barrel, allowing it to be easily carried and swung around.
		The M97 was used by all military arms at some point or another, and was employed in smaller numbers in the Second World War.
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	Winchester Over Under Shotgun (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This made us very angry, winchester over under shotgun and our album emerged from that anger, vocalist Gino Naschke explains the main source of energy that powered the band over the past months, as well as their move to Massacre Records.
		As Gino Naschke winchester over under shotgun and his colleagues agree: Chalice are a live band!At the end of the day, its irrelevant to the intensity of an album where the compositions draw their energy from.
		M97 shotgun The M97, a shotgun designed by John Browning was an evolution of the Winchester M93.
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	Bruce N. Canfield - Gun Collector, Gun Collections, Author, Collector, and Historian of post-Civil War U.S. Military ...
		From the famed Winchester M97 to the Mossberg and beyond!
		Expanded and updated coverage of American combat shotguns with three times the information found in the author's previous best-selling book on this topic.
		All of the latest guns are included with sereal number data direct from the manufacturers!
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	BELLUM - Winchester M97
		The M97 was introduced as the name suggests in 1897 and it quickly gained wast polularity and remained on sale until the late 1950s by which time over 1 million had been shipped.
		In 1917 the M97 became two diffrent models as the "Trench Gun" were introduced for usage in WW1 and got the nickname "trench broom" amongst the troops.
		Untill 1921 only fixed barrel version of the M97 "Riot" were offered, but that year a take down "Riot" model became available.
	www.bellum.nu /armoury/WM97.html (160 words)

	Archives
		The right trigger fires the shotgun barrel (on top) which is equipped with a screw +in-out Colonial full choke, the rear trigger fires the 58 rifle barrel (on the bottom) Rifle barrel is by GreenRiver RifleWorks.
		This particular one has a trigger modification: instead of the trigger being fastened on with a single screw, it is strengthened by having two pins passing transversley through the trigger body.
		There are two ramrods, one with a tulip flare for the shotgun, the other for the rifle.
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	One Sixth Warrior Forum - Marine Trench Sweeper with Winchester M87 Shotgun
		An entirely American idea, the shotgun was so effective that the Germans treated to execute any Yanks found with shotguns or shells in the possession as a violation of the Hague Convention as causing undo suffering.
		Despite the well-known effectiveness of shotguns for certain situations, the first procurement of shotguns specifically for combat use by the U.S. military did not occur until the dawn of the 20th century.
		The shotgun's effectiveness did not go unnoticed by the German government, which viewed the use of shotguns as a serious breach of international rules of warfare and lodged an official protest on September 14, 1918.
	www.onesixthwarriors.com /forum/showthread.php?t=30178 (2114 words)

	Klett Custom Guns since 1578
		Take advantage of the experienced shotgun and rifle master workshop Waffen Klett, with many centuries of tradition.
		Following sporting shotguns are individual pieces, more or less used, which are technically and visually in perfect condition, therefore full guaranty is provided.
		Stock adjustments as in length, etc. are included with each shotgun.
	www.buechsenmacher.de /gunroom1_en.html (117 words)

	Call of Duty 2 for PS2 on Gamerhelp.com
		Prior to COD2, the same shotgun was featured in Allied Assault, where it was strongly disliked by the community as being too strong, too fast and too accurate.
		While the damage of the Shotgun is realistic enough (any less damaging and it wouldn't be a shotgun), the free availability of it from the menu for all teams makes it a cookie cutter of a weapon in close quarter maps.
		The main concern that many players have with the Shotgun is that it is too easy to use and impossible to defend against, making it a popular weapon with noobs and hated by other players.
	www.gamerhelp.com /pc/CallofDuty2/106260.shtml (18665 words)

	Arctic Warfare - Forums - Shotgun in ET!
		Shotguns are more for something like a Vietnam game/mod, wich diedie tried once but it was canceled cause he had lack on time.
		ET is more like a game on a big area, and shotgun is indeed kinda notneeded, because you cant hit anything with one, unless the opponent is just under your nose, and then you are alrigth with a flamer.
		Shotguns were used in WW2, I think it existed even way back in the 20's, maybe even in WW1, however it is mostly known as the "trench gun" and was used to clear trenches, sounds kind of unnessessary for ET.
	www.student.uit.no /~paalde/games/aw/forums.php?m=posts&q=2865 (635 words)

	Medal of Honor - Allied Assault Weapons Guide - Cheats Cheat Walkthrough Video Games
		During the American Civil War, shotguns were used to some success, and were employed sporadically throughout military history.
		There are reports of Germans attacking American lines, running into a torrent of shotgun pellets and quickly being turned into a pile of carcasses.
		The shotgun reloads one shell at a time, and can take some time to reload to full capacity.
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	Winchester Model 1897 at AllExperts
		The United States military used a short-barreled version known variously as the "trench" or "riot" shotgun.
		It was developed into a version issued to US troops during World War I, which was modified by adding an adapter with bayonet lug for affixing a M1917 bayonet.
		Unlike most modern pump-action shotguns, the Winchester Model 1897 (versions of which were type classified as the Model 97 or M97 for short) fired each time the action closed with the trigger depressed (that is, it lacks a trigger disconnector).
	en.allexperts.com /e/w/wi/winchester_model_1897.htm (325 words)

	View topic - Anyone own a Norinco M97 shotgun?
		A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.
		M97 sometime ago and their "politically incorrect" conclusion was that the Norinco M97 was a superior gun to the original.
		They may be building things in China, but they are not designing them, so if you get the chance to buy an authentic Chinese shotgun I would walk away.
	www.shotgunworld.com /bbs/viewtopic.php?t=56450 (578 words)

	M97 Trench Shotgun: A LEGO® creation by Pvt. Charles : MOCpages.com
		For these reasons, it was called a "trench gun" or "trench broom." The 12 gauge Winchester, in trench gun or riot gun style, was a pump-action shotgun with an exposed hammer and a 5 round tubular magazine beneath the 18 inch barrel.
		That looks more like a shotgun than the real shotguns look like.
		MOCpages is an unofficial, fan-created web service that is not sponsored by The LEGO Group of companies.
	www.mocpages.com /moc.php/33722 (272 words)

	World War II Technical Manuals
		A general description of the gun for identification, together with such identification marks as may be found upon the gun, are given at the beginning of the section pertaining to the gun in question.
		Shotguns covered in this technical bulletin are: Winchester Repeater 12-Gage M97; Remington Repeater 12-Gage M10; Winchester Repeater 12-Gage M12; Remington Repeater 12-Gage,M31; Stevens Repeater 12-Gage M620A; Remington Auto-loading 12-Gage M11; Stevens Repeater 12-Gage M520; Remington Auto-loading 12-Gage Sportsman; Stevens Repeater 12-Gage, M620; Savage, Auto-loading, 12-Gage, M720; Ithaca Repeater, 12-Gage, M37.
		TM 9-1311 75-mm Gun M4 and Airplane Mount M6 The 75-mm Gun M4 was a modification of the 75-mm Gun M3, adapted for use in aircraft.
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	Shotguns at war - Military Photos
		Post here pics of shotguns used or still in use in different wars...
		A crew member uses a Remington 1100 12-gauge shotgun to shoot clay targets during skeet shooting practice on the fantail of the battleship USS MISSOURI
		Shotgun's do have lots of ability in the "less than lethal" department with different shells.
	www.militaryphotos.net /forums/showthread.php?t=79775 (347 words)

	Your favorite pheasant gun
		I have used everything from a Remington 870 to a Winchester M97, but the Ithaca just feels the best to me. This year, I might dust off my old Pedersoli SxS 12ga percussion with mod/full chokes again.
		That is definately the most fun shotgun I have to hunt with.
		The difference between a Socialist and a Communist is that the Socialist doesn't have all the guns yet.
	copfirearms.com /smf/index.php?topic=96.0 (764 words)

	Accessoris
		Marble also furnishes a rear peep to fit the Marble steel rear sight base on your M97, M98 or Thunderbolt rifle.
		Doc has designed a 209 conversion kit for G series rifles, (Whitetail, M97 Whitetail Hunter, WhiteLightning) and W-series rifles (Super-91, M 98, Super-91-II) Simply remove the old nipple-breechplug and replace with the new 209 breechplug.
		The White system for shotguns demands a tapered plastic shotcup so you can load it through the super-tight chokes on White shotguns.
	www.whitemuzzleloading.com /prod03.htm (2747 words)

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