Essex Limited Gold Sporting set to bring mores style to Caesar Guerini line in 2019
The Essex Limited Gold features a case colored receiver and intricate engravings. (Photo: Caesar Guerini)
The Caesar Guerini line of shotguns is getting a new addition in 2019 by way of the limited edition Essex Limited Gold Sporting.
A field gun, the Essex Limited Gold aims to honor the colors of autumn with a case colored receiver colored offset by white, rose and yellow gold subjects. The design is further elevated by English scroll engraving.
“Developed as an outlet to our creativity and passion for fine shotguns, our Elite Limited Editions offer an opportunity for shotgun enthusiasts to own an exclusive version of a Caesar Guerini,” the company said in a statement.
The gun’s design invokes an Autumn theme with its colors and is offset with the colored roses and scroll engraving. (Photo: Caesar Guerini)
The Essex Limited Gold Sporting uses a solid and tapered top rib, Caesar Guerini said offers both “elegance and strength” to the shotgun. The shotgun finishes its looks off with a Turkish walnut, matching wood buttplate and natural oil finish. The stock brings a classic Boss style pistol grip, providing for easy handling in the field. Chambered for 12-gauge, the rifle delivers either a 30- or 32-inch barrel.
Available only through Caesar Guerini Elite dealers, the shotgun is a limited time offer with consumers having until Nov. 9 to place orders. Expected ship date falls in the Summer 2019 area.
“Once they’re gone – they’re gone. If this beauty is one that you seek, then you would be wise not to let her pass you bye,” the gun maker said. Caesar Guerini offers a list of Elite dealers for interested parties to find the Essex Limited Gold Sporting.
The Essex Limited Gold retails for $8,350 with left hand stock option priced at an additional $245 and adjustable stock option kicking the price up further by $395.
The Essex Limited Gold Sporting uses a Turkish Walnut with natural oil finish. (Photo: Caesar Guerini)
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