Dickinson LLC GW12B26P Green Wing 3" 2-Round Wood Stock Shotgun

The Dickinson LLC GW12B26P Green Wing 3" 12-gauge shotgun is a purpose-built field and tactical platform designed for hunters, sport shooters, and professional operators who demand reliability in demanding environments. Built on the proven Breda shotgun platform, this 12-gauge delivers the versatility and stopping power required for waterfowl, upland game, and defensive applications. With its wood furniture and traditional profile, the Green Wing balances classic aesthetics with modern tactical capability, making it equally at home in the field or as a duty-ready option for those prioritizing proven mechanical simplicity.

The GW12B26P chambers the full 3-inch magnum specification, enabling users to cycle ammunition from standard 2.75-inch loads through heavy 3-inch payloads without modification or adjustment. The 26-inch barrel provides optimal shot pattern consistency and swing characteristics for moving targets, while the wood stock offers ergonomic control and reduced felt recoil through natural material dampening compared to synthetic alternatives. Weighing 8.8 pounds, the shotgun maintains balanced handling across extended shooting sessions, critical when accuracy and target transitions matter in either tactical or hunting scenarios. The two-round magazine capacity delivers immediate follow-up capability while maintaining the compact profile favored by operators working in vehicle, building, or close-quarter environments.

This shotgun benefits law enforcement personnel, military end-users, and civilian shooters requiring a no-frills, reliable 12-gauge platform that prioritizes shot placement and positive ammunition handling. The proven Breda/Dickinson mechanical design translates across standard 12-gauge ammunition types, including buckshot, slugs, and birdshot, making it adaptable to mission requirements without secondary tooling or parts swaps. Its straightforward controls and traditional manual operation ensure reliability regardless of environmental contamination, ammunition variance, or shooter experience level—attributes that have defined pump-action shotgun preference in professional and civilian applications for generations.