Break-Action

The A.H. Fox Model B is a utilitarian boxlock side-by-side shotgun introduced by the A.H. Fox Gun Company under Savage Arms ownership. Unlike the high-grade Fox guns of earlier years, the Model B was designed as an affordable, no-frills field gun for hunters and farmers. It features a rugged boxlock action, double triggers, and extractors rather than automatic ejectors. The receiver is typically case-hardened, with blued steel barrels and plain walnut stocks. Chambered in 12, 16, 20, 28 gauge, and .410 bore, it was offered with barrel lengths from 26 to 30 inches and various chokes. The Model B is known for its solid reliability and simple mechanism, though it lacks the fine finish and engraving of premium Fox grades. It became a common sight in American fields and remains popular on the used market as an entry-level side-by-side. Its design reflects the shift toward mass-produced, cost-effective American shotguns in the mid-20th century. Collectors value it as a representative example of Savage-era Fox production, while shooters appreciate its light weight and quick handling for upland game and clay targets.

A premium over-and-under shotgun for hunting and clay target shooting. The 686 is renowned for its elegant design and excellent balance.

An elegant Italian over-under shotgun from Beretta's Silver Pigeon series. It features hand-engraved receivers and select walnut stocks.

The Beretta DT11 is a high-end over-under shotgun designed for competitive clay target shooting. It features a steel receiver with precise monobloc barrels and a competition-grade adjustable trigger. The shotgun has removable trigger group, adjustable comb, and interchangeable barrels. It uses Beretta's optimized Browning-style action known for its reliability and smooth opening. The DT11 is used by professional shooters in Olympic trap, skeet, and sporting clays events.

The Browning B525 is an over-and-under shotgun manufactured by Miroku in Japan for Browning. It is part of the Browning 500 series of break-action shotguns. The B525 features a low-profile receiver with a mechanical trigger system and automatic ejectors. It has a Monte Carlo stock with fine checkering and an engraved receiver. The shotgun is available in 12 and 20 gauge with various barrel configurations. It is known for its excellent balance and fit, making it a top choice for clay shooting and game hunting.

The Browning BSS is a side-by-side double barrel shotgun manufactured by Browning Arms Company. It was produced in Japan by Miroku under Browning specifications. The BSS features a boxlock action with a single selective trigger and automatic ejectors. It was offered in 12 gauge and 20 gauge with barrel lengths from 660 mm to 711 mm. The shotgun was designed for upland bird hunting and sport shooting.

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

The Browning Citori 725 is a high-end over-under shotgun manufactured for Browning by Miroku in Japan. It was introduced in 2012 as an evolution of the Citori line that began in the 1970s. The 725 features a newly designed lower-profile receiver and mechanical trigger system. The action is built with a lighter frame and improved barrel venting compared to previous Citori models. It is available in field, sporting, and trap configurations.

The Browning Citori CXS is a high-quality over-under shotgun in the Citori series. It is chambered in 12 and 20 gauge with a 30 inch ported barrel. The CXS features a Grade I/II walnut stock and a satin nickel receiver finish. It uses Browning's proven mechanical trigger system with barrel selectability. The shotgun is designed for sporting clays and competitive clay shooting.

A modern over-under shotgun featuring a innovative low-profile action design. It is known for its reduced recoil and sleek aesthetics.

The Browning Superposed is an over-and-under break-action shotgun designed by John Moses Browning and introduced commercially in 1931. It was the world's first commercially successful over-and-under shotgun and established the template for virtually every O/U design that followed. Manufactured by FN in Belgium, it represents the pinnacle of Browning's legendary design legacy.

The CZ Redhead Premier is an over-and-under break-action shotgun manufactured by Česká zbrojovka (CZ) in the Czech Republic. Designed for upland hunting and sporting clays, it features a single selective trigger, automatic ejectors, and a hand-checkered Turkish walnut stock. It offers premium fit and finish at a mid-range price, making it a popular choice among hunters and competitive shooters.

The Caesar Guerini Summit is a premium over-and-under sporting shotgun handcrafted in Italy, designed specifically for competitive clay target shooting. The Summit features a low-profile receiver with elegant engraving and gold inlays, precision-forged barrels with extended forcing cones, and a selectable mechanical trigger system. The stock is crafted from select Turkish walnut with an oil finish and adjustable comb to achieve a perfect fit for each shooter. The Summit's 30-inch barrels with ventilated top and side ribs provide a smooth swing and exceptional pointability. Caesar Guerini backs every shotgun with an industry-leading lifetime warranty, reflecting their confidence in the build quality.

The Chiappa M6 is a break-action combination survival gun chambered in .22 Long Rifle over .410 Bore. It is a modern reproduction of the classic US Air Force M6 survival rifle. The M6 features an over-under barrel configuration with one .22 LR barrel and one .410 shotgun barrel. The gun has a folding, skeletonized stock and a carrying handle that doubles as a rear sight. It stores spare ammunition in the stock compartment. The M6 is designed for pilots, survivalists, and outdoor enthusiasts.

The Franchi Instinct is a well-built over-under shotgun offering Italian craftsmanship at a competitive price point. It features a boxlock action with a silver-colored receiver and fine game scene engraving. The shotgun has a 710 mm barrel with interchangeable choke tubes and a ventilated rib. It uses a mechanical trigger system with barrel selector. The Instinct is available in 12 and 20 gauge with either a field or sporting stock configuration.

The Franchi Renaissance is a break-action over-under shotgun manufactured in Italy. It features a sculpted steel receiver with intricate scroll engraving. The Renaissance uses Franchi's low-profile action with a tapered monobloc barrel system. It is available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge with various barrel lengths. The shotgun comes with a premium walnut stock and a full pistol grip. It features a single selective trigger and automatic ejectors.

A precision-made over-and-under shotgun favored by competitive shooters. The K-80 is manufactured to exacting standards.

A high-quality German over-under shotgun known for precision craftsmanship and elegant engraving. It is a favorite among European hunters.

An Italian-made over-and-under shotgun known for superior craftsmanship. The MX8 is considered one of the finest shotguns ever made.

The Remington Model 3200 is a side-by-side over-under shotgun produced by Remington Arms from 1973 to 1984. It was designed as a premium competition shotgun for trap and skeet shooters, competing directly with the Browning Citori and Perazzi. The 3200 featured a unique selective ejector system, a mechanical trigger, and a single selective barrel selector. It was available in trap, skeet, and field configurations with barrel lengths from 26 to 32 inches. The Model 3200 was one of the finest American-made over-under shotguns ever produced.

An American-made over-and-under shotgun for hunting and sport shooting. The Red Label is known for its durability and value.

The SKB Model 505 is an over-and-under break-action shotgun manufactured by SKB Arms Company in Japan. Recognized for its excellent fit, finish, and consistent manufacturing quality, the 505 competes in the mid-range sporting and hunting O/U market, offering features comparable to higher-priced European designs. It is available in a full range of gauges and is particularly popular for sporting clays and upland game hunting.

The Stevens Model 311 is a side-by-side break-action shotgun produced by Savage/Stevens from 1940 to the 1980s. It was chambered in 12, 16, 20, and .410 gauge with a classic hammerless boxlock design. The 311 featured double triggers, extractors, and was available in various barrel lengths from 26 to 30 inches. It was an affordable, workmanlike shotgun popular with hunters and farmers. The Model 311 was one of the most popular side-by-side shotguns in the United States during its production run.

An affordable side-by-side break-action shotgun. The Coach Gun is popular for home defense and sport shooting.

The Stoeger Condor is a budget-friendly over-under shotgun manufactured in Turkey for the American market. It features a boxlock action with a silver or blued receiver and extractors rather than ejectors. The shotgun has a 28-inch barrel with interchangeable choke tubes. Both barrels are regulated to shoot to the same point of aim at 40 meters. The Condor is available in 12, 20, and 28 gauge as well as .410 bore.

The Winchester Model 101 is an over-and-under break-action shotgun first manufactured in Japan under Winchester's direction beginning in 1963. Renowned for its elegant design, superb balance, and reliable boxlock action, it became one of the most respected and widely used sporting clays and upland hunting O/U shotguns in the world, competing directly with premium European offerings.

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

The Winchester Model 23 is an over-under shotgun manufactured by US Repeating Arms Company in New Haven, Connecticut and later by Miroku in Japan. It was introduced in 1978 as a premium field and target shotgun. The Model 23 features a boxlock action with mechanical trigger and automatic ejectors. It was offered in 12 gauge and 20 gauge with barrel lengths from 660 mm to 762 mm. The shotgun was available in several grades including the Pigeon Grade and the high-grade Custom Shop models.

The Winchester Model 37 is a single-shot, break-action shotgun introduced by Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1936. It was designed as an affordable utility shotgun for farmers, trappers, and casual shooters. The Model 37 featured a simple top-lever break-open action with an automatic ejector. It was chambered in 12, 16, 20, 28 gauge, and .410 bore. The shotgun had a plain walnut stock and a blued steel barrel. The Model 37 was lightweight, durable, and inexpensive. It became one of Winchester's best-selling shotguns and remained in production for decades. The Model 37 was particularly popular as a first shotgun for young shooters and as a farm tool for pest control.