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TriStar Sporting Arms Trinity II 12 Gauge Over Under Shotgun - 28" - Blued

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Brand
Tristar
Color
Blued
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
MPN
99031

Overview

The TriStar Sporting Arms Trinity II 12-Gauge Over/Under Shotgun combines traditional break-action styling with modern durability, featuring a solid steel frame with an acid-etched, engraved receiver and Turkish walnut furniture. Both the 28" barrel and chamber are chrome-lined for corrosion resistance and easy maintenance. Operation is facilitated by a single selective trigger with a top-tang safety and barrel selector, dual extractors, and self-adjusting locking lugs for consistent lockup. The shotgun includes a rubber recoil pad, a fiber optic front sight, and a set of five interchangeable Beretta/Benelli Mobil-pattern choke tubes.

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