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Overall Rating:3.71 based on 7 ratings
ItemImageOver/Under Shotgun, with models from 12 gauge to 410



This item was submitted by decalod85 (10) on 11/29/2005 12:38:38 PM.

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macd19 (0)
11/29/2007
I Just purchased the 20 ga., nickel receiver version of the SPR 310. I am very impressed with the gun overall. It has a very smooth swing, and the barrel select feature is very nice. The action is stiff but its breaks in nicely after a little oil. Out of the box, you may want to have an old towel handy cause they go heavy on the grease.The shell ejectors are a little strong for the first couple rounds, but they can be tuned down. I would suggest this if you reload your own shells.The first time I opened my gun I hit the guy standing 8 feet behind me with my spent shells. The only real knock i have on the gun is the bead at the end. It is very small, and i have a tough time picking it up during my swing. However, an EZ Hit Fiber Optic bead is a very good addition to this gun. I got it for $425 with tax. I am very happy with its overall performance. It is a great gun for anyone looking for an economical o/u. the four chokes it comes with are not amazing but they work just fine. It comes with a cylinder, imp. cylinder, modified, and full. If your a serious skeet and or trap shooter i would advise a skeet choke. It's a plane looking gun but has the last laugh when you have all the birds.

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thompso5 (0)
10/06/2007
A great gun for the price

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DMB (0)
07/02/2007
I shoot left handed and have spent a lot of money on several different types of guns. hands down, this better for me than anything else I own. In fact, I now have a 12 ga SPR310 and a 20 ga SPR310, the later of which preforms far better for me than anything else when shooting skeet. I use the 12 ga. for hunting. My only complaint is that at first the action is stiff, and it takes a little extra force to break the gun open. Also, it would be nice to have a slicker way to select the barrel, but these are very minor concerns. I would highly recommend these guns to anyone looking for a very functional and budget priced O/U.

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Dannysop (0)
01/29/2007
I just finished my first season with my 20g Spartan 310 o/u and I couldn't be happier with it. I've had it at the range and pheasant hunting and its worked without a problem. Great bargain at $399.

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rtksjones (0)
04/24/2006
I recently bought a 12 gauge Spartan SPR310S. This model has blued barrels with a nickel plated steel receiver. The stock is oiled walnut. The gun was very easy to assemble. It was a little tight to begin with, but with some oil and use it now opens and closes with ease. The ejectors can be adjusted to either eject or extract spent shells. When in the eject mode they throw the shells a good three feet behind you. The gun is a joy to shoot. One might expect a good bit of recoil with this gun, but it is lighter than the recoil of my Browning A5. The trigger is crisp and breaks cleanly. My only dissapointment with the gun is the poor quality of the chokes I received. Initially the chokes were difficult to screw in and out and I managed to bend the IC choke. After market chokes are a necessity if you are going to be dilligent in cleaning and maintaining the gun. Over all I am very pleased with the gun. For the money you can't beat the quality and shootability.

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decalod85 (10)
12/02/2005
I recently purchased a 12 gauge Field model with a 28" barrel. It came with 4 chokes (C, IC, M, F), a choke tool, and a useless gunlock (plastic piece of junk). Gun was easy to assemble, and the parts fit together very well. The break action was difficult at first but improved greatly with cleaning and oiling. There were no blemishes on the bluing or the stock. The auto-ejectors toss the empties a few feet. There is no engraving or scrollwork on the receiver, and the wood is not what I would call fancy. So far, a very solid, functional gun, and very cheap ($379 usd - retail). For those who don't know, the Spartan 310 is a Baikal IZH-27. It used to be imported by EAA, but now is imported by Remington, through Spartan Gunworks.

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