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Retay Masai Mara Shotgun | W251805SAO28

$1199.00
Brand
Retay
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Semi-Automatic
UPC
193212000460

Overview

The Retay Masai Mara Shotgun utilizes an Inertia Plus Locking System that quietly and securely locks the bolt in all conditions without extra effort. Featuring a kinetic drive inertial system, the shotgun provides an optimal balance of weight and handling alongside a special soft-touch finish on the ergonomic grip and forehand. Maintenance is simplified via a removable trigger system milled from a block of aluminum that disassembles without tools, as well as a removable ejector for easy cleaning at home or in the field. The Masai Mara comes standard with a precision-drilled Marabored barrel, a set of five interchangeable 7cm Marapro chokes designed for better shot patterns, and a hard black gun case with a key, gun oil, choke wrench, snap cap, drop and shim kit, swivels, and documents.

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