Can You ID This Shotgun?
Here's a quiz for you! Click on the picture for a good look, then see if you can guess it. Here's a couple of hints: It's new manufacture, and you can't buy them here yet, but soon.......Oh yeah, and I want one!
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
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5 Comments:
Is it made by Savage? Looks like an old double barrel shotgun they used to make.
A wild guess:
Chinese-made Model 99W Hammer Coach Gun - an exposed-hammer/twin-trigger 12-ga. with an American walnut stock?
Not a clue, but if it's priced decently I'd sure buy one - pretty!
Mel
Definitely a coach gun, and since you hint that it isn't one that's available yet, it's not the ChiCom one.
A coach gun is hard to beat for the sheer intimidation factor, but it is slow to use if you're firing more than two rounds.
It's called a Chaparral, and it's being imported (from Italy, I think) by the same folks that make the Hi Point carbines and handguns.
It is currently in the approval process to get imported into the United States (!) As soon as I have more info I'll get it posted.
You heard it here first!! (.....maybe)
...... Mr. C.
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