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Rizzini slotted the BR240 into its competition lineup right between the BR110 and the BR460, and that positioning tells you a lot. You get real performance features borrowed from the top of the line, wrapped in a gun that still feels attainable for club shooters who run a few hundred targets a month. This 12 gauge version wears 30 inch nickel chrome steel barrels built on Rizzini's time-tested monoblock construction, chrome lined for easy cleanup and long service life.
The barrels are where this gun earns its keep. Rizzini's XL Bore profile runs a .732 internal bore with forcing cones stretched out to 5.25 inches, which translates to smoother patterns and noticeably softer recoil over a long day on the course. A tapered top rib and white front bead keep your eye moving to the target instead of the gun. The boxlock action locks up on low lugs with a single selective trigger and automatic ejectors, and the steel frame gets a Cerakote treatment that shrugs off weather and handling wear far better than a traditional blued finish. Five flush-fit nickel coated choke tubes ship with the gun, so you can tune your spread from station to station.
The stock is Grade 2.5 Turkish walnut with 26 LPI checkering, a pistol grip, and a rounded forend that fills the lead hand nicely without feeling bulky. This particular model, part number 3602-1230AC, includes the adjustable comb, which is a big deal for anyone serious about consistent gun fit. Dial in your cheek weld once and your eye lines up the same way every mount. At roughly 8.2 pounds, it carries enough weight between the hands to smooth out your swing on crossers while staying lively enough for fast report pairs.
The engraving is kept minimal, just the BR240 logo in gold on the receiver, giving it a clean, businesslike look that stands apart from the ornate scrollwork crowd. It is a working competition gun through and through, built in Italy by a family firm that has been doing this a long time.
Yes. This specific configuration, part number 3602-1230AC, includes the adjustable comb on the Grade 2.5 Turkish walnut stock. That lets you fine-tune comb height for a repeatable cheek weld and consistent point of impact, which matters a lot when you shoot the same gun across sporting, five stand, and FITASC courses.
The BR240 sits between the entry-level BR110 and the flagship BR460. It steps up from the BR110 with features like the Cerakote treated frame, XL Bore barrels with extended forcing cones, and nicer wood, without jumping to flagship pricing territory. Think of it as the sweet spot for club-level competitors who want upgraded performance.
The gun ships with five flush-fitting, nickel coated choke tubes so you can adjust constriction to match target presentations at each station. The threaded barrels also accept extended competition chokes if you prefer swapping tubes by hand between stations.
For most sporting clays shooters, 30 inches is the do-it-all length. It gives you a smooth, stable swing on long crossers while staying quick enough for close, fast targets. Shooters who focus on long-window presentations sometimes prefer 32 inches, but the 30 inch BR240 handles the widest variety of targets well.
| UPC | 853418911099 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3602-1230AC |
| Barrel Length | 30" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 12 Gauge |
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