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Some guns just feel right the second you shoulder them, and the Dickinson Hunter Light in .410 is one of them. Dickinson builds this over/under around a boxlock receiver CNC-machined from a solid block of aluminum alloy, which trims serious weight without giving up strength. The result is a double gun that swings quick, points naturally, and won't wear out your arms on a long walk through the briars. The matte black receiver wears attractive engraving work that gives it more character than you'd expect at this level.
The Prince of Wales grip stock is cut from genuine Turkish walnut with an oil finish and fine hand checkering, and it's the kind of wood that draws compliments at the clays course. The rounded Prince of Wales profile splits the difference between a straight English grip and a full pistol grip, giving you a relaxed, natural hand position that suits fast upland shooting. A checkered wood butt plate caps it off with a clean, traditional look.
The 28-inch vent rib barrels are chambered for 3-inch shells and topped with a brass bead front sight, giving you a smooth sighting plane whether you're busting clays or slipping through a hedgerow after squirrels and doves. The single selective trigger lets you pick which barrel fires first, and automatic ejectors kick spent hulls clear so reloads stay fast when the action heats up. A manual safety rounds out the controls, simple and predictable the way a break action should be.
The .410 bore is a joy to shoot, with soft recoil that makes it a favorite for newer wing shooters, smaller-framed hunters, and seasoned folks who appreciate the challenge of the little bore. Dickinson imports these from Turkey, where skilled hands still do the wood-to-metal fitting and finishing, and the value shows. This is a double gun you can hunt hard without babying, and it still looks good doing it.
This model comes with automatic ejectors, which kick spent shells clear of the chambers when you break the action open. That makes for quicker reloads in the field or on the clays course compared to extractor-only guns, where you pluck the hulls out by hand.
The barrels are chambered for 3-inch .410 shells, so it will also handle 2.5-inch loads without issue. That covers everything from light target loads for clays to heavier 3-inch field loads for small game and upland birds.
It's a strong pick for exactly that. The .410 bore produces very mild recoil, and the aluminum receiver keeps the overall weight low, so it's easy to carry and comfortable to shoot for extended sessions. The break action is also simple and intuitive to operate, which makes it a great platform for learning good habits.
The Prince of Wales style is a rounded, semi-pistol grip that sits between a straight English stock and a full pistol grip. It gives your hand a relaxed, natural angle that many wing shooters find quicker for swinging on flushing birds. On this gun it's cut from oil-finished Turkish walnut with fine hand checkering for a solid grip.
| UPC | 687748692508 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | OA41028LT |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 28" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Sights | Brass Bead Front |
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