Stoeger Longfowler Double-Barrel Shotguns

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posted on January 17, 2013
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For those duck hunters who appreciate the look and feel of a double-barrel in the blind, Stoeger unveils the Longfowler shotgun line. An over/under and side-by-side will be available, both of which will sport 30-inch barrels—a classic size for double-barrel fowling piece. The wood stocks are coated with a weather-resistant finish, while the barrels and receivers are a matte black.

Other features/specs include extended choke tubes, a 14.5-inch length of pull and a brass bead sight. And, with a suggested retail price of just $449, this is a good looking gun that you won't be afraid to drag through the mud.

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