Monolithic action
The receiver is machined from a single forged-steel block to create a rigid, durable foundation for the competition mechanism.
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A competition shotgun is a system. Action, trigger, locking, barrels, rib, stock and balance must work as one, shot after shot.
Designed as one competition platform
The receiver is machined from a single forged-steel block to create a rigid, durable foundation for the competition mechanism.
A removable trigger group with carefully selected components supports straightforward inspection, service and competition-day confidence.
A low, strong locking arrangement helps manage repeated competition use while keeping the action's profile refined and balanced.
Silver-soldered barrels, discipline-specific ribs and configurable choke options bring the sighting plane and pattern together around the shooter.
The final variable
Rib height, stock geometry, barrel length and weight distribution change how a shotgun moves. The South African team can help frame those choices before final configuration.
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