Description
Over unders have a reputation for being either gorgeous and expensive or affordable and rough around the edges. The Dickinson Green Wing splits that difference better than most. Built in Turkey with real Turkish walnut, 22 lines per inch checkering, and full coverage waterfowl scroll engraving across the satin silver receiver, this is a gun that draws compliments at the clays course without draining your savings. The gold finished single trigger is a nice touch that ties the whole look together.
What the Green Wing GW12W30P Brings to the Field
This version wears a 30 inch black vent rib barrel with a brass bead up front, and the longer sighting plane makes it a natural for sporting clays, trap, and pass shooting on ducks and geese. The 3 inch chambers handle heavier waterfowl loads when the season calls for it, and the included set of five Mobil choke tubes lets you dial your pattern from tight to open depending on the day. Auto ejectors kick spent hulls clear when you break the action, which keeps reloads quick when the birds are flying.
A Smarter Safety and Barrel Selector
One of the more clever details on the Green Wing is the tang mounted safety with its built in barrel selector toggle. Instead of squinting at tiny O and U markings, you get simple red and white dots showing which barrel fires first, and you can flip the selector whether the safety is on or off. It is one of those small designs you appreciate more every time you use it.
Why the Dickinson Green Wing Earns Its Spot in the Rack
At about 6.8 pounds, this 12 gauge carries comfortably through a long day in the field but still has enough weight up front to keep your swing steady on crossing targets. Dickinson backs it with US based customer service and a limited lifetime warranty, so you are not on your own after the sale. For a first over under or a working field gun that still looks the part, the Green Wing is tough to argue with.
Key Specifications
- Model: Green Wing
- Manufacturer Part Number: GW12W30P
- UPC: 687748692966
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Action: Break Action, Over Under
- Barrel Length: 30"
- Chamber: 3"
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Choke System: Mobil Choke, 5 Tubes Included
- Barrel: Black Vent Rib
- Sights: Bead Front
- Receiver: Satin Silver with Waterfowl Scroll Engraving
- Stock: Turkish Walnut, 22 LPI Checkering
- Trigger: Gold Finished Single Trigger
- Safety: Tang Mounted with Barrel Selector
- Weight: 6.83 lbs
What’s Included
- Dickinson Green Wing GW12W30P over under shotgun
- Five Mobil choke tubes
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What choke tubes come with the Dickinson Green Wing GW12W30P?
The Green Wing ships with a set of five interchangeable choke tubes using the widely popular Mobil choke pattern. That gives you a full spread of constrictions to cover everything from skeet distances to long pass shots on waterfowl. Since Mobil is such a common thread pattern, aftermarket tubes are easy to find if you want to expand your options later.
Is the Green Wing good for both hunting and clay shooting?
Yes, and that versatility is a big part of its appeal. The 30 inch vent rib barrel gives you a long, steady sighting plane that trap and sporting clays regulars tend to prefer, while the 3 inch chambers handle heavier hunting loads for ducks and geese. At around 6.8 pounds it carries well in the field too, so you are not stuck choosing one role.
Does the Dickinson Green Wing have ejectors or extractors?
This model features automatic ejectors, so fired hulls get tossed clear when you break open the action while unfired shells are simply lifted for easy removal. That is a feature usually found on pricier over unders, and it makes a real difference when you are shooting a lot of rounds at the clays course.
How does the barrel selector work on this shotgun?
The barrel selector is built into the tang mounted safety as a simple toggle switch. Instead of hard to read markings, it uses a red dot and a white dot to show which barrel fires first, and you can switch it with the safety in either position. It is a refreshingly intuitive setup, especially for anyone new to over unders.




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