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From what information I have they were made for Embassy Guards

I do believe so, they have a item number XM7653 and a contract number M67230-87-M-0222
XM would be for a prototype and the contract number shows it was given in 1987 so all said and done probably...

Yes I have there are actually two variations of this pouch a small one and a larger one, but both pouches hold 11 rounds instead of the customary 12 rounds also the USMC on the flap is also a...

Yes you're quite right a lot of Guard units have been issued Federally owned shotguns so there is no restrictions on their mission use
I believe that the OHARNG were issued Mossberg's and the M26...

First of all Happy 4th of July weekend
Was the gun purchased from the vendor who originally sold them or on the secondary market also what are the first three digits of the serial number and what...

Yes the State of the Ohio purchased the guns for the Guard to be used for S.A.D. (State Active Duty) if the Guard was deployed in the State of Ohio under orders from the Governor the guns could be...

Non- Military

Any particular reason of why you think they're military

What is the opinion on these shotguns do you think they're military or law enforcement/ para- military
I have my opinion of them but I would like to hear some other opinions

Yes the tear gas launcher would not fit on the shotguns with the mag tube extension and bayonet adapter so the OHARNG procured ten standard model 870 type riot guns for that purpose

It is complete
I also have two fixed stock guns with bayonet adapter and one folder with bayonet adapter

Awhile back I picked up a nice original and correct OHARNG 870 riot gun with an 20" barrel with bead sight without the bayonet adapter and the extended magazine for a very reasonable price
It has...

Post Vietnam

After reading this thread I decided to took a look at the 1200 in my collection it's in the L570XXX range and it does have a black anodized receiver with the U.S. below the serial number and a U.S.on...

It looks like a 6 row Winchester bayonet adapter

No mine are standard commercial grade riot guns with blued finish and checkered butt stock and fore end with a rubber recoil pad and bright bolt

Rubber padded butt plate and standard length mag tube just a 1960's vintage Winchester commercial 1200 riot gun the only thing different is the metal inventory tag on the pistol grip I'll try to send...

I have a pair of Texas Army National Guard Winchester M1200 they are plain commercial riot guns nothing special no markings other than the factory markings but they do have a metal inventory tag on...

Back in the sixties many of the surplus hand guards were modified by a few companies for law enforcement use they also modified surplus M-7 grenade launchers for use on the adapters to launch tear...

If it's a trench gun where's the rear sling swivel I couldn't see one or even the inlay for one. No.1 look and see if the serial numbers match on the receiver and barrel extension No.2 look to see if...

Most likely WW2 the brass shells came in either 25 round boxes or 10 round boxes

Clark the 5 round boxes came in ammo cans marked for a 160 rounds not 120

Sir the can is a Vietnam era ammo can the ammo was packed in 10 rounds to a foil wrapped carton I have some ammo with lot number WCC 6018 the package is dated January of 1966 the cans were packed 2...

Large Lawrence sorry to hear about your wife how are you doing I hope well

If you look at the other Winchester's from that time period they all have the same u.s. and bomb the winder lo wall muskets the 1903's .22 wrf that went to the Air Service and the 94's and the 1890's...