First Look: Heritage Manufacturing Coachwhip Side-by-Side

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posted on October 23, 2024
Coachwhip LEDE

Heritage Manufacturing has announced the release of the Coachwhip, a side-by-side coach gun designed to transport shooters back to the rugged beauty of the American frontier. With its case-hardened frame and rich walnut stock, the Coachwhip is an heirloom-quality firearm designed to capture the spirit of the Old West in every detail.

Built for elegance, utility and close-range versatility, this 12-gauge features 18-inch barrels with a classic bead sight for quick target acquisition. The exposed hammers and double triggers evoke the traditional coach guns that once safeguarded stagecoaches and homesteads, while the break-open action and tang safety provide the reliability of modern engineering.

Features

  • Side-by-side 12-gauge with 18-inch barrels
  • Case-hardened frame with unique coloring
  • Walnut stock
  • Exposed hammer and double triggers
  • Break-open action with tang safety

To learn more about the Heritage Coachwhip, visit heritagemfg.com.

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