Rock Island VR80 VR80 12 Gauge 3″ 20″ 5+1 Black Anodized Rec Black Fixed Thumbhole Stock Right Hand

SKU: LIP|RIVR80UPC: 868042198037Mfr. Part #: VR80

$607.99

Rock Island VR80 VR80 12 Gauge 3″ 20″ 5+1 Black Anodized Rec Black Fixed Thumbhole Stock Right Hand

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Description

The VR80 12GA shotgun is unmatched. It has an upper and lower receiver constructed from 7075 T6 aluminum. It also offers familiar AR-15 ergonomics and controls so you don’t need to re-train your mechanics when running 3 gun or out blasting targets. Its magazine fed with 5+1 round capacity. Its capability and versatility make the VR80 a clear leader in semi-automatic mag fed shotguns.

Additional information

upc

868042198037

manufacturer

Armscor/Rock Island Armory

Manufacturer Part Number

VR80

Action

Semi-Auto

ATF Type

Shotgun

Barrel Finish

Black

Barrel Length

20"

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

5 + 1

Chokes Included

F,M,IC

Length

44.5

Model

VR80

Number of Magazines

2 5 rd.

Package Height

3.8

Package Width

9.4

Product Type

Shotgun

Safety

Ambidextrous

Shipping Weight

12.4

Sights

Flip Up Front and Rear

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

State Restriction (CA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO CALIFORNIA

State Restriction (IL)

NO SALE TO ILLINOIS PICA

Units per Box

1

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