Posted by Jason Brumett
The Winchester Model 101 Pigeon Grade Trap is an over-under shotgun chambered in 12 gauge. The Model 101 is a series of over-under shotguns that have a beautiful Walnut stock with glossy finish and engraving in the receiver. Winchester says all M101s are hand crafted in Belgium.
Features on the Pigeon Grade Trap include a ribbed barrel with mid bead sight and TruGlo front sight. TruGlo sights are brightly colored and easy to see. Its ported barrel helps reduce recoil because it diverts gases that would otherwise contribute to rearward force. Its trigger is adjustable. And, it is available with a fixed raised comb or an adjustable comb.
The barrel has been back-bored to a larger diameter than most shotguns, 0.742" to be precise. The result of this process gives a 12 gauge shot a wide, yet tight shot pattern, which is beneficial to most shotgunners--especially those who shoot skeet or clay.
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