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There is something special about a .410 built on a properly scaled round body action, and B. Rizzini gets it right with the Round Body EM. The receiver wears a coin anodized silver finish covered in ornamental scroll engraving, and the rounded frame profile does more than look good. It melts into your hand when you carry the gun at the balance point all day, which is exactly how a field gun like this gets used. Rizzini has been building over unders in Italy's Val Trompia region for decades, and the mechanics here reflect that: a low profile boxlock action, automatic ejectors, and a single selective trigger that lets you pick your barrel on the fly.
The 29-inch chrome-lined barrels are topped with a vented rib and a front bead, giving you a sight picture that points naturally on flushing birds and crossing clays alike. Chrome lining keeps cleanup simple and stands up to years of shooting. At roughly 6.2 pounds in .410, this gun carries light without feeling whippy, since the longer barrels add just enough weight up front to keep your swing steady. Five flush-fit nickel coated choke tubes come standard, so you can tighten up for late season birds or open things up for skeet and close work.
The Turkish walnut stock is cut with a Prince of Wales grip, a rounded semi-pistol profile that splits the difference between a straight English stock and a full pistol grip. It suits both deliberate field shooting and quicker clays work. Checkering runs 26 lines per inch on the grip and the rounded forend, fine enough to look refined but still functional with cold or damp hands. Length of pull measures 14 5/8 inches with a classic field drop.
A .410 like this is a joy on quail, doves, and squirrels, and it makes a fantastic gun for stretching your skills on the clays course. The whole package ships in an ABS case with the choke set, ready for the truck or the safe.
Yes. Rizzini builds the Round Body EM on a properly proportioned small-bore action rather than dropping .410 barrels onto a bigger frame. That is why it comes in around 6.2 pounds and handles like a small bore should, with a slim rounded receiver that feels great in the hand during long walks afield.
It ships with five flush-fit, nickel coated choke tubes, giving you a full spread of constrictions from open to tight. That covers everything from close-flushing quail and skeet targets to longer shots on doves. The barrels are also chrome lined, which makes cleaning quick and helps the bores hold up over time.
It does both well. The 29-inch vent rib barrels give it a smooth, steady swing that works nicely on sporting clays and skeet, while the light overall weight and Prince of Wales grip make it a natural upland and small game gun. Plenty of folks buy a .410 like this as a fun challenge gun on the clays course that doubles as a bird gun in the fall.
It is a rounded, relaxed semi-pistol grip that sits between a straight English stock and a full pistol grip. You get a bit more control and a consistent hand position compared to a straight grip, while keeping the classic lines and quick handling that field guns are known for. On this gun it is paired with fine 26 LPI checkering for a secure hold.
| UPC | 853418104965 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 410141029 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 29" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Chokes Included | 5 |
| Sights | Bead Front |
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