CZ-USA 1020 G2 20" 4-Round Camo Shotgun

The CZ 1020 G2 20-gauge semi-automatic shotgun delivers reliable performance in a compact, lightweight platform built for upland hunting, sport shooting, and field applications. Chambered in 20-gauge with a 3-inch magnum capability, this inertia-operated semi-auto cycles cleanly through standard and magnum loads while keeping felt recoil manageable. The 20-inch barrel strikes the balance between maneuverability and effective shot delivery, making it ideal for hunters navigating brush and tight terrain where longer barrels create handling penalties.

This shotgun ships with five CZ Active Extended choke tubes—Full, Improved Modified, Modified, Improved Cylinder, and Cylinder—allowing users to tailor shot patterns from tight waterfowl geometry to open upland spreads. The drilled and tapped receiver accepts scope or red-dot mounts for dedicated slug hunting or tactical applications. Oversized controls ensure reliable function even in adverse conditions, while the synthetic Mossy Oak Bottomland camouflage stock provides durability and concealment without the maintenance demands of wood. With a 4-round magazine capacity, it meets practical magazine limits in most hunting jurisdictions. The included premium lockable hard case protects the firearm during transport and storage.

The CZ 1020 G2 addresses hunters and sport shooters seeking a lightweight, semi-automatic 20-gauge that handles like a modern rifle platform. Upland hunters benefit from quick target acquisition and manageable recoil, particularly important when hunting over extended days. The 20-gauge delivers sufficient energy for turkeys, ducks, and upland game while producing significantly less recoil than 12-gauge loads—a practical advantage for extended shooting sessions or shooters managing recoil sensitivity. Bead front sight allows instinctive pointing in fast-action scenarios.

At 14.63 pounds, the CZ 1020 G2 remains one of the lighter semi-automatic 20-gauge options on the market, reducing fatigue during all-day hunts while maintaining the cycling reliability of gas-operated or inertia-driven systems. The combination of barrel length, magazine capacity, and synthetic stock make this a practical choice for shooters prioritizing portability and field readiness without sacrificing capability.