Description
Trap is a game of consistency, and the TriStar TT-15 Double Trap is built around exactly that. This is a purpose-built over/under with 32-inch chrome lined barrels topped by a raised target rib that adjusts at three points, letting you fine tune your point of impact instead of adapting your form to the gun. Add in an adjustable comb and adjustable buttstock and you can get your eye lined up flat down the rib the same way every single time you mount it. That kind of fit adjustability usually lives on guns costing a whole lot more.
Fit and Adjustability on the TT-15 Double Trap
The Turkish walnut stock has a right hand palm swell and practical checkering, and the whole package balances toward the receiver, which helps a heavier trap gun swing smooth without feeling like a chore between stations. At just under 9 pounds, it soaks up recoil the way a dedicated trap gun should, so a full day of doubles or a long practice session will not beat you up. A red fiber optic front sight gets your eye where it needs to be, and the top tang safety sits right under your thumb. The silver finished receiver against blued barrels gives it a clean, classic competition look that fits right in at the club.
Chokes and Setup for the TriStar Double Trap
TriStar includes five extended, color coded choke tubes in the Beretta/Benelli Mobil pattern: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. That covers everything from close 16 yard birds to handicap distances, and since the Mobil pattern is one of the most common thread patterns out there, aftermarket options are easy to find down the road. Chambers are 2.75 inches, which is all a trap load needs.
Why the TT-15 Earns Its Spot on the Line
Plenty of folks getting into registered trap want real competition features without a custom gun price, and this is where the TT-15 shines. Youth teams, new ATA shooters, and club regulars have made this model a popular first serious trap gun, and owners consistently report tight lockup and solid patterns even after heavy round counts.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: TriStar Arms
- Model: TT-15 Double Trap Adjustable (DTA)
- MPN: 35416
- UPC: 713780354163
- Gauge: 12 Gauge
- Chamber: 2.75"
- Action: Over/Under, Break Action
- Barrel Length: 32" Chrome Lined, Vent Rib
- Rib: Raised Target Rib with 3 Adjustment Points
- Stock: Turkish Walnut, Adjustable Comb and Buttstock, Palm Swell
- Chokes: 5 Extended Beretta/Benelli Mobil (SK, IC, M, IM, F)
- Front Sight: Fiber Optic
- Safety: Top Tang
- Capacity: 2 Rounds
- Weight: 8.9 lbs
- Finish: Silver Receiver, Blued Barrels
What’s Included
- TriStar TT-15 Double Trap over/under shotgun
- 5 extended color coded Beretta/Benelli Mobil choke tubes (SK, IC, M, IM, F)
- Choke wrench
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the TT-15 Double Trap different from a regular over/under?
It is set up specifically for trap. The raised target rib adjusts at three points so you can change your point of impact, and the adjustable comb and buttstock let you fit the gun to your face and shoulder. Standard field over/unders shoot flatter and lack that adjustability, which matters when you are breaking rising targets all day.
What choke thread pattern does the TriStar TT-15 use?
It uses the Beretta/Benelli Mobil pattern, and five extended, color coded tubes come with the gun: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, and Full. Since Mobil is one of the most common thread patterns around, aftermarket chokes from brands like Carlson's and Briley are easy to find.
Is the TT-15 Double Trap a good gun for a new trap shooter or a youth team?
It is one of the most popular entry points into serious trap for exactly that reason. You get an adjustable rib, comb, and buttstock so the gun can grow and change with the shooter, and its weight helps tame recoil over long practice sessions. High school and club teams have put these into regular rotation with good results.
Can the TT-15 Double Trap handle 3 inch shells?
No, the chambers are 2.75 inches, which is standard for a dedicated trap gun. Trap and clay target loads all come in 2.75 inch shells, so there is no practical downside for its intended use. Just stick with 2.75 inch ammunition and it will run fine.





Reviews
There are no reviews yet.