STEVENS 320 PG 20GA 18.5″ 5RD BLACK

SKU: RSR|SV22438UPC: 011356224385Mfr. Part #: 22438

$245.99

STEVENS 320 PG 20GA 18.5″ 5RD BLACK

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Description

Take on any tactical situation with a shotgun built specifically for the task. Like all 320 shotguns, this Security model features a smooth, reliable pump action, proven rotary bolt and dual slide-bars.

Additional information

upc

011356224385

manufacturer

Stevens

Manufacturer Part Number

22438

Action

Pump Action

ATF Type

Shotgun

Barrel Finish

Matte Blued

Barrel Length

18.5"

Caliber/Gauge

20 Gauge

Capacity

5

Chokes Included

C

Length

38

Model

320

Package Height

8.0

Package Width

3.0

Product Type

Shotgun

Safety

Manual

Shipping Weight

7.75

Sights

Bead

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Magazine Included

Yes

Units per Box

1

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