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Rizzini earned a pile of upland awards with the original BR110 field gun, then took that same proven steel action and dressed it for the clays course. The result is the BR110 Sporter, and this 20 gauge version with 30-inch barrels is one of the sweetest-swinging small-bore target guns you'll find at this level. The receiver carries clean, minimal engraving with the Rizzini Sporter logo, which is refreshing in a market where budget guns often get covered in busy scrollwork to look fancier than they are. This one lets the machining and the wood do the talking.
The 30-inch vent rib barrels give the gun the momentum to stay smooth on long crossers and true pairs, while the 20 gauge frame keeps overall weight comfortable for a full day of stations. A single selective inertia trigger and automatic ejectors keep you moving between pairs, and the 3-inch chambers give you plenty of load flexibility if you want to take it dove hunting or chase pheasants in the offseason. Five choke tubes come standard: cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, and full, so you're covered from close skeet-style presentations out to distant specialty targets.
The Turkish walnut stock features an adjustable comb, letting you dial in cheek height so your eye sits right down the rib every mount. Combine that with the sporting pistol grip and rounded forend, which lets your lead hand settle anywhere it feels natural, and you get a gun that fits a wide range of builds without a trip to the stock fitter. The BR110 action is mechanically the same design found in Rizzini's far more expensive over/unders; the savings come from simpler cosmetics, not shortcuts in the metalwork. For anyone who wants genuine Italian gunmaking in a 20 gauge target gun that can pull double duty in the field, this one is tough to beat.
Yes, it ships with five choke tubes covering cylinder, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, and full constrictions. That range handles everything from close skeet targets to long sporting clays presentations, so most folks won't need to buy anything extra to get started.
It does. This specific model (part number 26012030AC) includes an adjustable comb on the Turkish walnut stock, so you can fine-tune cheek height and get your eye lined up properly with the rib. That kind of fit adjustment usually costs a lot more, and it makes a real difference in how consistently you break targets.
It's built primarily as a target gun, but the 3-inch chambers, automatic ejectors, and manageable 20 gauge frame make it a very capable dove and upland gun too. The 30-inch barrels swing smoothly on birds the same way they do on clays. Plenty of owners run these guns for both jobs.
Mechanically, the BR110 uses the same boxlock action design found in Rizzini's more expensive over/unders. The lower price comes from simpler engraving and finish work rather than any change to the internals. You get the same Italian build quality where it counts, with a single selective inertia trigger and auto ejectors standard.
| UPC | 853418266205 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 26012030AC |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 30" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Sights | Bead Front |
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