TriStar Upland Hunter Shotgun

The thumbhole stock is designed to improve your grip and ergonomics, which helps reduce felt recoil and allows for more consistent shoulder placement. It is particularly beneficial for hunters who need to maintain steady control while tracking moving targets in the field.

Yes, the single selective trigger system lets you choose the order of fire between the top and bottom barrels. This is a useful feature for upland hunting, as it allows you to select the choke constriction that best matches the distance of your intended shot.

The TriStar Upland Hunter uses the Beretta/Benelli Mobil choke thread pattern. This is a very common standard, meaning you have a wide variety of aftermarket choke options available if you want to experiment with different patterns beyond the five included tubes.

At 6.0 pounds, this shotgun is quite lightweight, making it an excellent choice for long days of walking and hunting. The reduced weight helps minimize fatigue, though keep in mind that lighter shotguns can sometimes have slightly more felt recoil than heavier models.

Chrome lining provides superior corrosion resistance and makes the barrel easier to clean after a day in the field. It is a durable finish that helps extend the life of the firearm, especially when shooting in humid or wet environments.

The fiber optic sight is designed to gather ambient light, making it much easier to see against dark backgrounds or during the early morning and late afternoon hours. It provides a distinct, high-contrast aiming point that helps with quick target acquisition.