U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- Award-winning TriStar Arms is pleased to announce the arrival of its new Trinity line of over/under shotguns. These beautiful shotguns offer CNC-machined aluminum or steel receivers hand detailed with old-world craftsmanship.
Both the lightweight-aluminum frame and 24-carat gold inlayed steel-frame models feature deeply checkered, oil-finished Turkish walnut furniture, fiber-optic front sights, and five Beretta Mobil chokes (SK, IC, M, IM, and F).
Steel-frame models are available in 12 and 20 gauge with 3″ chambers. 16 gauge with 2 3/4″ chambers. MSRP: $685.00
LT aluminum-framed models are available in .410 bore, 12 and 20 gauge with 3″ chambers. 28 gauge with 2 3/4″ chambers. MSRP: $685-$700.
The Trinity line is supported by TriStar’s exclusive 5-Year warranty specific to the function and operation of all guns offered under the TriStar Arms License. The warranty does not extend to obvious abuse or misuse of the firearm or if the firearm is used for any purpose other than hunting, competition, or sporting situations. Warranty only applies to original purchaser.
About TriStar Arms:
Located in Kansas City, Missouri, TriStar Arms is a primary importer of quality shotguns and handguns. The company is driven by the same mission that it set out on since its inception – to provide high-performance firearms for hunters, recreational shooters and home defense at a fraction of the price and to deliver fast and friendly service at all times. Every firearm that TriStar Arms imports is rigorously tested throughout each stage of production to ensure that its customers receive value that can be passed down for generations.
For more information on TriStar Arms visit www.tristararms.com.
I only hope the inside is as nice as the outside. I sure wish they would be offered in 30″ barrels. I would buy one. Shorter barrels just don’t feel right to me on an o/u. I had to send my Viper in for a warranty repair. It was back in 8 DAYS! Best service I have ever received in my life, and I’m kinda old. It was nice to know they stand behind what they import.
@Vip, I was thinking about buying one of those. What went wrong that it needed repair?