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Rizzini BR552 20 Gauge 29" Walnut Stock Shotgun

$6671.48
Brand
Rizzini
Caliber
20 Gauge
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
29in
UPC
853418113165

Overview

The Rizzini BR552 is a refined 20 Gauge over-under shotgun designed for hunters and competitive shooters. Built in Italy, this break-action firearm features a 29-inch barrel configured to provide an optimal balance of swing speed, sight radius, and pattern control. The shotgun is engineered to deliver reliable performance, with a design that assists in reduced recoil and improved handling dynamics. Equipped with a walnut stock, the BR552 utilizes the material's natural density to dampen vibration and decrease felt recoil during use. The over-under configuration allows for consistent sight pictures and enables shooters to select between barrel sequences, providing versatility for both upland game hunting and clay target disciplines.

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