Stevens 320 Field Compact 12 Gauge Pump Shotgun 26″ Mossy Oak Camo

Description

Plenty of pump guns claim to be built for the blind, but the Stevens 320 Field Compact backs it up with the details that matter to waterfowlers. The 26 inch vent rib barrel wears a green fiber optic front sight that stays visible in gray morning light, the 3 inch chamber handles the heavier waterfowl loads most duck hunters reach for, and the synthetic stock and forend are dipped in Mossy Oak Shadow Grass Blades, a pattern made for cattails, flooded timber edges, and marsh grass. With a 5+1 capacity you have follow-up shots ready when a flock commits.

Why the Compact Version of the 320 Makes Sense

The Compact in the name refers to the 13.25 inch length of pull, noticeably shorter than a standard field stock. That makes this 320 a smart pick for younger hunters, smaller-framed adults, or anyone shooting in heavy cold weather gear where a full-length stock starts feeling long. At roughly 6.9 pounds it carries well on long walks to the blind, and the shorter stock helps it mount fast and swing naturally on crossing birds.

Proven 320 Action, No Frills Attached

Under the camo, this is the same workhorse action the 320 series has built its reputation on. Dual slide bars keep the pump stroke smooth and bind-free, and the rotary bolt locks up solid shot after shot. The receiver is drilled and tapped if you ever want to add an optic, and a crossbolt safety keeps the controls simple and familiar. It feeds from the bottom and ejects to the side, just like the classic pump designs it draws from.

Choke Flexibility for the Stevens 320 Field

A Modified choke tube comes installed, which is a sensible middle-ground constriction for decoying ducks and upland work alike. The threaded barrel accepts interchangeable tubes in the common Win choke pattern, so tightening up for geese or opening up for close flushes is an easy swap. It is a straightforward, hardworking shotgun that puts its effort where it counts.