Rizzini USA BR110 Field 12 Gauge 29" 2-Round Walnut Stock Shotgun

The Rizzini USA BR110 Field 12 Gauge 29" 2-Round Walnut Stock Shotgun delivers professional-grade performance for hunters, sport shooters, and tactical operators who demand reliability in the field. Built on a platform trusted by law enforcement and military professionals, this over-under shotgun excels in upland hunting, clay sports, and defensive applications where rapid follow-up shots and superior ergonomics are non-negotiable. The BR110 represents Rizzini's commitment to precision Italian engineering adapted for American shooters.

This 12 gauge shotgun features a 29-inch barrel configuration optimized for shot distribution and swing dynamics, making it equally effective on fast-moving upland game and clay targets at extended ranges. The walnut furniture provides both aesthetic appeal and functional durability—walnut naturally dampens vibration and offers superior ergonomic control compared to synthetic alternatives. At 10.8 pounds, the BR110 maintains a balanced weight distribution that reduces shooter fatigue during all-day hunting or extended range sessions, while the 2-round capacity ensures quick reloads without excessive bulk. The over-under action design concentrates mass vertically, improving pointability and reducing perceived recoil through superior dynamics.

Serious upland hunters will appreciate the BR110's balance of speed and accuracy, while competitive shooters benefit from its refined trigger mechanism and predictable handling characteristics. Military and law enforcement personnel who transition to civilian hunting or sport shooting find the BR110's ergonomic design familiar and intuitive. This shotgun pairs seamlessly with standard 12 gauge ammunition across all load types—from light target loads to full-power hunting rounds—making it a versatile platform for any 12 gauge application. The walnut stock accepts standard shotgun slings and accessories without modification, and the receiver is drilled and tapped for optic mounting should tactical deployment require enhanced sighting systems.