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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.
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