Posted by Jason Brumett
A400 Xplor is the result of the hard work of designers passionate about hunting, always in search of the optimal balance between innovation and tradition. But that’s not all: with the A400 the design and research also meet functionality, with simple and original solutions thought for the hunter. Perfect mix of walnut and polymer to maximize performance from the fore-end insert to the trigger guard and over to the kick-off interface, each polymer component of the A400 Xplor has been conceived to optimize form, weight and functionality. Green receiver: a true cosmetic alternative respectful of even the most classic tastes The finishing of the A400 Xplor Unico’s receiver is an absolute innovation in the world of hunting shotguns and represents the union between the protective characteristics of anodizing and the exclusive green color that renders the A400 Xplor truly “Unicoâ€, a green technological beast.
Make: Beretta Model: Sako 85 Limited Anniversary Series Caliber: .375, .416 Rigby, .450 Rigby, .500 Jeffrey
Sako’s Limited Anniversary Series Rifle is based on the Sako 85 L and new for 2011 XL actions. These actions offer traditional Sako 85 features such as: mechanical ejection,...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: 87 Cheetah .22LR Caliber: .22 LR
The Model 87 Cheetah is a sporting version in .22LR that's perfect for personal defense or police back up carry. Also great for plinking and inexpensive target practice. It has a d...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: SV10 Prevail I TRAP Caliber: 12 gauge
Following the very successful launch of the new Beretta SV.10 Prevail Sporting earlier this year we are pleased to announce the introduction of the new Trap model. Features of the ...(more)
Make: Beretta Model: 87 Target 22LR Caliber: .22 LR
The 87 Target is a heavyweight competition gun that will be at home on any range. It features both adjustable metallic sights and a Weaver-style rail for mounting scopes or red dot...(more)
Make: Ruger Model: 1100 Classic Trap Caliber: 12 ga
The Remington 1100 Classic Trap was first introduced back in the 1970 and is still being used today by competitive shooters due to is superior performance and handling qualities. ...(more)
