TriStar's Viper G2 Line

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posted on January 15, 2013

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TriStar likes to be known as the value experts, and the Viper G2 shotgun line is the best example it can offer. The complete Viper G2 line includes the Silver edition, a wood version, a synthetic model, a Realtree Max-4 model and a turkey model. Left-handed specific versions are also available. Oh, and they're all available at some of the best shotgun prices on the market. TriStar's Ryan Bader discusses the Viper G2 Line (and shows off the G2 Silver) in the video below:

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