quality
I like the 37's, the semi-hammer design and the old school Winchester workmanship. In those days a price point gun was still well made with good material.
Here's a 37 story for you. About 25 years ago I was on my way home in gov vehicle and passing through the center of our little town. I spied a long gun propped against a tree in a front yard with an hand painted sign..."4 sale". An old timer was lounging on the front porch.
I beat it home, changed and hustled over there in my pickup. A win 37, .410, about 80% or so. Old boy says..."I gotta have $50 dollars for it."
Done.
That shotgun has resided near the side door by the water heater ever since, where it is oft called upon to dispatch varmints of all sorts.