Legacy Sports International showcases Pointer Phenoma .410 shotgun
Legacy Sports International announced a new semi-auto shotgun in .410. The Pointer Phenoma features a black synthetic or walnut stock and forearm, depending on model, and is topped with a traditional blued finish or shooter’s choice of Cerakote.
The semi-auto shotgun supports 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch loads with a 28-inch chrome lined barrel and gas-operated system. Termed a “super light” option by Legacy Sports International, the synthetic stock option weighs in at 6.1-pounds while the walnut option weights 5.9-pounds.
“The Phenoma .410 is a 3-inch chambered 28-inch vent ribbed small game hunters delight, utilizing a gas-operated system with a super smooth feed tube,” Legacy Sports International said in a press release. “The Phenoma is ideal for hunting dove, quail, grouse, rabbit, squirrel or just simply enjoying a challenging day shooting clays. The Phenoma .410 is an ideal fit for adults and youth alike.”
The newest addition to the Pointer series, the Phenoma tops its design off with a rubber batt pad, extended modified choke, raised ventilated rib and fiber optic red front sight. Phenoma prices start at $599.
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