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AL391 URIKA 2 GOLD SPORTING 12 gauge 3" 30" VR barrel, OBS Designed especially for the shooting discipline Special competition sporting stock w/rounded black rubber recoil pad - wide Semi-auto Gas system w/self compensating exhaust valve Oil Select Walnut finish on stock & on slim checkered fore-end/grip Engraved floral motifs & gold markings decorate the glossy wide panels of receiver Bolt & carrier are jeweled Optima Bore® barrel w/Extended Optima Choke® tubes Safety: cross-bolt, reversible for LH shooters Gold trigger Rib type: flat, 3/8"x5/16" Sight: white front bead, steel mid-bead Wt.: 7.8 lbs. Includes carry case. Beretta AL391 Urika 2 Gold Sporting Clay features 3" Chamber, oil finished walnut, recoil pad, cross-bolt safety, rib barrel, and white front bead, steel mid bead.
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