I missed the SHOT Show when the Turkish-made double guns were first introduced, then imported by a company called Armsco - the doubles made by Huglu in Turkey - the same maker that CZ now uses for their double-gun imports. Both the 12- and 20-gauge guns come in either 26- or 28-inch barrels, and five flush-mounted screw-in chokes are included - all at a suggested retail of about a grand! The CZ Redhead Premier features a bright satin receiver, a bit of engraving, as well as a classic-style Turkish walnut stock. 410 - each of these gauge receivers is delivered in their own size frame, which means the 12 gauge is made on one size receiver, the 20 on a smaller receiver and on down the line with the 28 and. Of special interest, this model is not only available in 12, 20, 28 and. CZ’s many shotgun models are imported from Turkey.īut let’s get back to that CZ flagship over/under - the Redhead Premier. But CZ also makes a complete line of rifles, plus Dan Wesson handguns and other firearms-related products. This company’s most traditional and most long-term products have to be their bolt-action centerfire rifles. CZ Redhead PremierĬZ is short for the Czech Republic company that the “C” and the “Z” in the company name are too hard for Americans to pronounce, so this is made simple with CZ - with CZ-USA the American importer of their many products. So, let’s start with CZ-USA and their flagship hunting over/under shotgun.
There aren’t too many hunters, upland specialists and waterfowlers who wouldn’t love to see a nice double gun in their gun safe - as well as be proud to carry one come November. The game plan here is to tell you about several over/unders and a side-by-side that won’t break your bank, melt your plastic or get you in too much Dutch with your spouse. Similarly, there are used side-by-sides, especially old English types, that in current-day prices can cost as much as a Southern California fixer-upper. These would be the likes of Krieghoff, Kolar, Perazzi and others. There are over/under shotguns out there that cost more than I paid for our three-bedroom brick ranch house in 1961. But there are some affordable double-barreled gems available nearly any shooter can work into their budget. Updated Over/Under shotguns tend to cost a lot of money.
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