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Rizzini built the BR240 to fill the gap between the entry-level BR110 and the top-shelf BR460, and it shows in all the right places. This 12 gauge version wears 32-inch nickel chrome steel barrels built on a proven monoblock design with chrome-lined bores, an XL Bore profile running .732 internally, and lengthened forcing cones that stretch about five and a quarter inches. The practical payoff is softer felt recoil and consistent, even patterns, exactly what you want when you're deep into a 100-bird course and the targets are not getting any easier.
The heart of the BR240 is a steel boxlock action with a modern profile and a Cerakote treatment that shrugs off weather and handling wear far better than a traditional blued or coin finish. Rizzini kept the engraving tasteful and minimal, with the BR240 logo laid in gold. Automatic ejectors kick empties clear, the single selective trigger lets you pick your barrel, and the low-lug locking bolt with trunnion-style pivot keeps the action slim and the lockup tight for the long haul.
The Grade 2.5 Turkish walnut stock carries 26 LPI checkering, a full pistol grip, and a rounded forend that fills the hand nicely. The adjustable comb is the feature that seals the deal on this configuration. Raise or shift it until the tapered rib and white front bead line up naturally with your eye, and you'll break more targets without fighting your gun mount. At roughly eight pounds with those long tubes out front, the BR240 swings with the kind of steady, deliberate momentum that rewards a smooth move on crossers and long presentations. Five nickel-coated choke tubes are included, covering everything from close skeet birds to distant trap doubles, and Rizzini backs registered guns with a lifetime warranty.
The BR240 Sporting is first and foremost a competition gun built for sporting clays, skeet, and trap doubles. The 32-inch barrels, adjustable comb, and roughly eight-pound weight give it the steady swing target shooters want. That said, plenty of folks pull double duty with it on dove fields and pheasant hunts where a longer sight plane is welcome.
Rizzini positions the BR240 between the BR110 and the BR460 in its competition lineup. Compared to the BR110, you get the Cerakote-treated action for better wear resistance, XL Bore barrels with lengthened forcing cones, and upgraded Grade 2.5 Turkish walnut. It's a meaningful step up in both looks and performance without jumping into flagship territory.
Yes, this specific configuration (MPN 3602-1232AC) ships with an adjustable comb from the factory. That lets you fine-tune comb height and cast so your eye lines up with the rib consistently, which pays off in more centered patterns and better scores. If you've ever fought a gun that shoots where it wants instead of where you look, this feature solves that.
The gun includes five interchangeable nickel-coated choke tubes, covering constrictions from open skeet spreads out to tighter long-range clay work. With 3-inch chambers and chrome-lined bores, it digests everything from light one-ounce target loads to heavier field loads without complaint. The lengthened forcing cones also help smooth out recoil with faster shells.
| UPC | 853418911082 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3602-1232AC |
| Barrel Length | 32" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Chokes Included | 5 |
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