Firearms Chambered in 16 Gauge

The Winchester Model 12 is a pump-action shotgun produced from 1912 to 1964, widely regarded as one of the finest pump-action designs ever made. Nicknamed the 'Perfect Repeater,' it features an internal hammer and an exceptionally smooth action that earned it a devoted following among hunters, competitive shooters, and military users across two World Wars.

The Ithaca Model 37 is a classic pump-action shotgun manufactured by Ithaca Gun Company from 1937 to 2005. It features a unique bottom-ejection design that allows the spent shells to be ejected downward, making it ideal for left-handed shooters. The Model 37 is known for its smooth action and was widely used for hunting, law enforcement, and military purposes.

The Remington Model 11 is a semi-automatic shotgun manufactured by Remington Arms in the United States. It is a licensed copy of John Brownings Auto-5 design produced under patent from Browning. The Model 11 uses a long-recoil operating system where the barrel and bolt recoil together for the full length of the stroke. It was chambered in 12, 16, and 20 gauge. Remington produced the Model 11 from 1905 until 1948.

A classic gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun known for reliability and smooth operation. The Model 1100 became one of the most popular semi-auto shotguns.

One of the most popular and widely-produced pump-action shotguns in history. Known for durability and reliability across multiple generations.

The Stevens Model 520 is a pump-action shotgun manufactured by J. Stevens Arms Company in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts. It was introduced in 1915 and remained in production for decades. The Model 520 uses a takedown design that allows the barrel to be removed for cleaning and storage. It features a hammerless receiver, a solid frame, and a tubular magazine. The 520 was available in 12, 16, and 20 gauge configurations.

A legendary semi-automatic shotgun featuring a long-recoil system. The Auto-5 was one of the first successful semi-automatic shotguns and remained in production for nearly a century.

A historic pump-action shotgun used in WWI and WWII. The Model 1897 featured a distinctive heat shield and saw extensive military service.

A classic early pump-action shotgun that preceded the famous Model 870. The Model 31 was an early example of American pump-action design.

A premium side-by-side shotgun famous for its quality and craftsmanship. The Model 21 was produced in limited quantities as a premium offering.

A classic over-and-under break-action shotgun used for hunting and sport shooting. The Citori is known for its reliability and balance.

A classic pump-action shotgun from the mid-20th century. The Model 1200 was a standard choice for hunting and sport shooting.

The Marlin Model 16 was a specialized 16 gauge lever-action shotgun built on a scaled down version of the Marlin 1888 action. It was designed to offer a lighter, faster handling alternative to the standard 12 gauge guns of the era. The Model 16 represented Marlin's effort to capture the growing 16 gauge market segment.

The LeMat Revolver features a unique 9-shot cylinder and an additional smoothbore barrel for firing buckshot.