Adding full size stock to Winchester 1300 Defender

[Toms_2003_Stang]

I have a 90's vintage Winchester 1300 Defender with the pistol grip, can I add a full length stock or would I be better off buying another shotgun?

 

[TxGun]

The proper Winchester full-size buttstock will simply bolt on. Here's one source:

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/1334860C.htm

And you may also need a stock bolt and washer, same source:

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufac...s-42603/1300-41797/PartsList-33813.htm?page=7

 

[Pahoo]

YES !!!

I got totally confused when I read the title of this post. My 1300 defender came with a sythetic stock and later, I added a pistol grip. Would it help if I said you needed to buy a new shotgun ??? That is when you really won't have to. I've see complete used stock set for these, for about $35.00. Wood or sythetic, are readily available. .....

Be Safe !!!

 

[Toms_2003_Stang]

Yeah, the idea of a new shotgun has been considered. A local Wal-Mart has a short barreled pistol grip stock Stevens for $199.

 

[dwaawd]

My Defender bought in 1984 has never had a part fail or a fail to fire or extraction. The 90's 1300 you have is 3 times the shotgun of a Steven's. The Steven's is a 5 shot and the 1300 is an 8 shot and I doubt there are mag extensions for a Stevens. More accessories for the Defender as well. Not to mention the Winchester has the smoothest action of any pump shotgun. Put a Hogue short or Knoxx recoil stock on it and enjoy it for many years.