TriStar Expands Viper G2 Line with SR Sport

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posted on June 2, 2014
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TriStar Arms has expanded its Viper G2 semi-automatic shotgun line to include a new 12-gauge sporting model: the SR Sport. Designed with clay pigeons and upland game in mind, the new model is designed to be a comfortable and affordable sporting shotgun.

The new gas-operated shotgun has a 30-inch target barrel with a red fiber optic sight, and features a red anodized receiver and end cap. The Viper G2 SR Sport has a synthetic stock and forearm coated with "Soft Touch," which makes for a soft rubber feel that provides the operator with a more comfortable shooting experience.

The Viper G2 SR Sport is chambered for 3-inch 12-gauge shells and will shoot 2¾-inch and 3-inch interchangeably, allowing for both light target loads and heavy upland field loads.

Viper G2 SR Sport Features:

• Manual E-Z load magazine cut-off
• Vent target rib with matted sight plane
• Fiber optic site
• 5-round magazine (shot plug included)
• Chrome-lined chamber and barrel
• Swivel studs
• Four extended Beretta Mobile style choke tubes (SK, IC, M, F)

The Viper G2 SR Sport ships with an MSRP of $609.

For more information, go to TriStarArms.com.

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