The Iver Johnson Arms PAS12 pump action shotgun is an excellent choice for the discerning outdoorsman. This particular shotgun is chambered in 12 gauge and sports a 3" chamber which means it is capable of shooting either 2-3/4" or 3" shotshells. The 5 round magazine tube will safely hold those 2-3/4" rounds and you can carry an additional round in the chamber. This model also features a 28" vent rib, smooth bore barrel with a front Fiber Optic bead sight. A wooden forend and stock were used in order to keep the original look of the classic pump action shotgun. A matte black was applied to the remainder of the shotgun making it ready right out of the box.
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IVER JOHNSON PAS12 12 Gauge 3" 28" 5rd Pump Shotgun - Black Walnut
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Item #
214593
Style
VRJ-PAS12WOOD328
Condition
New
UPC
759049463016
Model
PAS12
Caliber
12 Gauge
Action
Pump Action
Barrel Length
28in
Hand
Right Hand
Finish
Black
Overall Length
48in
Capacity
5rd
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Reviews
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It is surprisingly well done for under $250. Many of the parts interchange with other Turkish Guns. Dah! But that does not make them bad. The forearm slide was tight on the metal and stayed straight on the barrel. T
Whereas the American Tactical version bought earlier [for only $165] looks similar, but that loose forearm is quite annoying. It will be solidified with glass later. The wood and Checkering or Texturing on the Iver is unique. Both guns have long LOPs, probably 15.5", but that is for the owner to adjust later. The action is very tight, but should relax over use. They both are absolutely only utility guns. You can leave these outdoors, on the farm, lend them to friends, or let less-careful hands use them. They make a cheaper "house gun" version, but who wants plastic? After paying the new horrendous $40 each to register, one still has an average of only $240 each. What are you going to find at a used gun store for that price, anymore?
3/16/2023
