Winchester 101 for sale

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Brand:

Winchester

Action:

Break Action

Barrel Length:

28"

Caliber:

12 Gauge

Capacity:

2

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Brand:

Winchester

Action:

Break Action

Barrel Length:

28"

Caliber:

12 Gauge

Capacity:

2

Finish Per Color:

Walnut

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Brand:

Winchester

Action:

Break Action

Barrel Length:

26"

Caliber:

12 Gauge

Capacity:

2

Finish Per Color:

Walnut

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Marketplace Insights ★ 4.4/5 based on 20 customer reviews across 7 variants from 10 retailers

Highly reliable and affordable shotgun praised for soft shooting and performance, though some users report forearm cracking after extended use and occasional trigger issues.

What customers like

Reliable Performance60%
have shot 3k+ rounds through it not one issue
Soft Recoil35%
this one has minimal recoil in my opinion
Excellent Value30%
Great bang for the buck would highly recommend
Good Fit & Handling25%
this gun has been a pleasure to work with

Common concerns

Forearm Cracking Issue35%
Forearm cracked all the way through
Trigger/Firing Problems20%
Out of box failed to fire
Sight Installation Issues10%
The wide rib has a recess gully about 1/8" across
Frequently Asked Questions
Winchester 101 for sale

Is the Winchester 101 still being made?

Winchester discontinued the original Model 101 in 1987. A later version was revived under the Winchester brand, built in Belgium with a Beretta lock-up, sharing only the name with the original. That revived model is also now discontinued. Used examples remain widely available on the secondary market at varying prices.

What makes the Winchester 101 special?

Winchester's Model 101, introduced in 1963, earned respect as a fast-handling over-under built to rival Browning. Higher grades like the Pigeon Grade offered solid craftsmanship. Its balanced design and reliable mechanics made it a practical choice for hunters and competitive shooters across several decades.

What year was the Winchester 101 made?

Winchester introduced the Model 101 in 1963. Production ran until 1987 at the Olin Kodensha plant in Japan. Serialization records for guns made after 1971 are incomplete, making exact manufacturing dates for individual firearms difficult to determine.