TRISTAR VIPER G2 PRO BRONZE
Product Information & Specs
The Viper G2 series is built on a reliable gas piston action designed to cycle a wide variety of shells from target shot to heavy waterfowl loads. A tough ceramic coating on the action provides long-term corrosion resistance and easy maintenance. Standard on every model is a set of mobile-thread chokes, a cushioning recoil pad, stock shims, and a bright fiber optic sight ensuring a clear sight picture in a wide variety of environments. The Pro series is built for the serious hunter or shooter and comes with improved ergonomics for better balance and comfort. Oversized controls and an enlarged magazine well allow for fast operation even when wearing gloves and is paired with over-molded rubber grips on the stock and forearm.
The Bronze model features a unique bronze cerakote finish on the receiver and is paired with Premium Select grade walnut wood for the stock and forearm. This model is chambered in 20 gauge and features a 26-inch barrel and 3-inch chamber. Three chokes are included (IC, M, F) along with a shim kit for adjusting length of pull and a shot plug to reduce the magazine capacity for DNR compliance.
| UPC | 713780242675 |
| Action | GAS PISTON |
| Barrel Length | 26.0" BARREL |
| Barrel Type | SMOOTHBORE |
| Capacity | 5 ROUNDS |
| Chamber Length | 3.0 IN. |
| Finish | CERAKOTE |
| Gauge | 20 GA |
| Muzzle Type | ADJUSTABLE CHOKE |
| Sights | FIBER OPTIC |
| Weight | 6.2 LBS. |
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