1911-1915), smaller frame than the Model 36, center mounted rebounding hammer, top lever break open mechanism, 28 or 30 in.
barrel, similar to Champion Model 36, except has shortened buttstock and forend, 6 1/4 lbs.
1909-1922.ĬHAMPION MODEL 36 JUNIOR Get Current Values barrel (barrel and lug forged into one piece), rebounding center mounted hammer, top lever operated break open design, full choke, case hardened or nickel receiver, extractors or ejectors, American black walnut stock and forend, named changed to Champion Single Barrel in 1923, approx. fully choked blue barrel, center mounted rebounding hammer, top lever break open, solid raised full length rib, finely matted, extractors or ejectors, case hardened frame, American black walnut full checkered pistol grip stock and forend, may also be marked with the Western Field brand name, 7 1/4 lbs. 1912-1918.ĬHAMPION MATTED RIB MODEL Get Current Values similar to Champion Model 36, except has reinforced barrel breech to accept heavier loads that were available for waterfowl hunting. 1905-1908.ĬHAMPION JACKETED BREECH Get Current Values browned steel barrel, with chokes, case hardened receiver, ejectors, rebounding hammer, American black walnut stock and forend, hard rubber buttplate, marked "CHAMPION", approx. 12 or 16 ga., similar to Iver Johnson Top Snap Improved Model 1901, top lever opening, 28, 30, or 32 in. (IVER JOHNSON) CHAMPION TOP SNAP Get Current Values Some single barrel shotguns may have Canadian markings, as parts were probably shipped to Canada and assembled there. Think it was an Iver Johnson.this may help.
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