Iver Johnson Arms IJ60020 IJ600 20 Gauge Break Open 3″ 2rd 28″ Over/Under Vent Rib Barrel, Matte Black Chromed w/Engraving Steel Receiver, Fixed Walnut Checkered Wood Stock & Forend

SKU: TSW|174697UPC: 737278253394Mfr. Part #: IJ60020

$522.99

Iver Johnson Arms IJ60020 IJ600 20 Gauge Break Open 3″ 2rd 28″ Over/Under Vent Rib Barrel, Matte Black Chromed w/Engraving Steel Receiver, Fixed Walnut Checkered Wood Stock & Forend

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Description

Iver Johnson Over/Under shotgun features vent rib on top and bottom of barrel; extractors on both barrels; walnut checkered stock and forend; sling swivel on the barrel and the stock; choke dimensions are the same as the Benelli Mobil choke. Includes 5 internal threaded chokes- full, improved modified, modified, improved cylinder and skeet.

Additional information

upc

737278253394

manufacturer

Oaks Wholesale Dist/Iver

Manufacturer Part Number

IJ60020

Action

Break Action

Barrel Length

28"

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Capacity

2

Chokes Included

Full/Improved Cylinder/Improved Mod/Modified/Skeet

Length

31.4000

Safety

Selector Switch

Sights

Fiber Optic Front/Brass Mid

Units per Box

1

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