Taylors & Company 210114 Wyatt Earp 12 Gauge with 20″ Barrel, 2.75″ Chamber, 2rd Capacity, Color Case Hardened Metal Finish & Walnut Stock Right Hand (No Stamp)

SKU: TSW|9792UPC: 8029874027786Mfr. Part #: 210114

$2,401.99

Taylors & Company 210114 Wyatt Earp 12 Gauge with 20″ Barrel, 2.75″ Chamber, 2rd Capacity, Color Case Hardened Metal Finish & Walnut Stock Right Hand (No Stamp)

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Description

The Wyatt Earp shotgun by Pedersoli is functional and performs well for the Cowboy Action Shooter. This side-by-side shotgun can be easily opened with one hand, allowing for fast shell loading. Shell extraction is quick, and the sturdy hammers can be easily cocked together. It has a checkered, walnut pistol grip stock, case hardened frame and blued barrels with chromed bores. This 12-gauge model comes without WYATT EARP stamped on the frame.

Additional information

upc

8029874027786

manufacturer

Taylors and Company

Manufacturer Part Number

210114

Action

Break Action

Barrel Length

20"

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Capacity

2

Chokes Included

Cylinder/Fixed Improved Cylinder

Length

31.9500

Safety

Tang

Sights

Brass Bead Front

County Armory Spartan helmet emblem

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