TriStar Sporting O/U Break Action Shotgun 12 Gauge 30″ Ported
$736.95
The Sporting Series is an excellent choice for upland game hunting on Saturday or shooting clays on Sunday, depending on how your weekend pans out. This is an easily affordable break-action shotgun that is ready for work or play. Featuring ported barrels with vent ribs and a premium walnut stock, the Sporting is a comfortably smooth shooter. If you find Gun shop near me we are here. With a fiber optic front sight and brass mid bead, you’ll get on target quickly. The TriStar Sporting is perfect over/under for the hard-working shooter on a budget!
Specifications and Features:
TriStar Sporting 35425
Over/Under Break Action Shotgun
12 Gauge
2 Rounds
30″ Ported Double Barrels
Vented Top and Side Ribs
3″ Chamber with Chrome Lined Barrel
Fiber Optic Front Sight with Brass Mid-Bead
Single Selective Trigger
Shell Ejectors
Turkish Walnut Stock with Satin Finish
Silver Finished Receiver
Blued Barrels
Overall Length 48.25″
Weight 7.9 lbs
Includes:
5 Beretta/Benelli Mobile Chokes – Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, and Skeet
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Joe Henry –
Entry-level shotguns are a mixed bag. Some qualify as tomato stakes, and others, like the TriStar Setter S/T, provide very good value for the money. TriStar Arms calls itself “the Value Experts,” and the company’s Setter over-under certainly backs up that boast.
dmack58 –
Definitely looks cool and looks like it would be a good option for people trying to get into trap or skeet. However, I probably won’t get one though because I can’t shoot O/U’s to save my life. Its the reason I brought my 870 to my shotgun class so that I could comfortably hit things regularly. Don’t particularly know why I can’t shoot O/U’s. I shoot my semis, pumps, and even bolt action shotguns fine. So I’m going to get a stoeger uplander side-by-side if I’m going to get a cheaper double barrel.