Barrel length 70 cm (27,5"), stock length 37 cm (14,5"), overall length 114 cm (45"), interchangeable chokes, weight 3,4 kg, year of manufacture 1991, Italian proof, condition 2
Monobloc barrels, ventilated engine-turned rail, brass front sight, ejectors, sliding tang safety with barrel selector, gilded single trigger, flank lock similar to Woodward, bascule engraved with fine arabesques, side plates engraved with snipes on the bank on the left, snipes in the woods on the right and on the bottom, engraving signed "Galeazzi" for the well known Italian master engraver Angelo Galeazzi, gold inlaid lettering "MX12-SCO", straight grained walnut stock with polished oil finish, pistol grip with fine checkering, rubber recoil pad, fore-end with schnabel tip and Deeley latch, in a maker's leather case, with a set of interchangeable chokes, choke wrench and an ebony stock extension with carved stock end.
Armi Perazzi was founded in 1957 by Danielle Perazzi. Today still family owned, Perazzi with its factory in Botticino (Brescia) stands for high quality production of shotguns, including all components, completely in-house. Both hunting and sporting, these have been used successfully since the company was founded. The victory of Ennio Mattareli at the Tokyo Olympics in 1966, in technical collaboration with Ivo Fabbri, is one of the most significant milestones in the history of shotgun sports. Perazzi's versatile and quickly adaptable trigger plate locks, with the tool-less detachable trigger system, continue to delight sport shooters around the world. By blending fine craftsmanship with efficiently operationalized manufacturing, they consistently manage to create bespoke shotguns for their customers faster than some of their competitors.

Category: Shotguns