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Tri Star 99012 Hunter Mag Ii 12Ga 3.5 Rt Max-5 28 Shotgun

$576.61
Brand
TriStar Arms
Color
Max-5 Camo
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
28in
UPC
713780990125
MPN
99012

Overview

The TriStar Hunter Mag II is a 12-gauge break-action shotgun featuring 28-inch barrels and a 3.5-inch chamber. The entire firearm, including the receiver and forearm, is finished in Max-5 Camo. It is equipped with a 7mm ventilated top rib and middle rib, along with a 3mm green fiber optic sight. The action uses an extractor system and features a black trigger, trigger guard, and opening lever. This shotgun comes with a set of Beretta-style CT-5 chokes, including Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full, as well as a choke wrench and plastic case. The stock includes an adjustable comb and a black rubber micro recoil pad. It is fitted with European-style swivel studs and is manufactured by Kayhan/Khan in Turkey.

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