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Chiappa 930019 1887 Mares Leg 12 Gauge 5+1 2.75 in 18.50 in Blued Steel Barrel, Color Case Finished Steel Receiver, Oiled Walnut, Pistol Grip Stock & Forend, Shotgun

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Brand
Chiappa Firearms
Color
Color Case Hardened
Caliber
12 Gauge
Capacity
5
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Tactical
Barrel Length
18.50in
UPC
53670710498

Overview

The Chiappa 1887 Mare's Leg is a lever-action 12-gauge shotgun featuring an 18-inch barrel and a 5-round capacity. The shotgun is built with a color case-hardened steel receiver and a blued steel barrel, complemented by a fixed oiled walnut stock and forend. It is designed for home defense, utilizing a bead front sight and a fixed modified choke. This model includes an internal hammer safety.

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