Legacy Sports announces arrival of Pointer Phenoma shotgun
The Pointer Phenoma ships in a variety of looks and gauges. (Photo: Legacy Sports)
Legacy Sports said the Pointer Phenoma semi-automatic shotgun has officially arrived, bringing with it a variety of gauges, Cerakote colors, styles and sizes. The Pointer Phenoma boasts availability in 12-, 20- and 28-gauge and .410.
The Pointer comes standard with five chokes in addition to fiber optic front sights, gas-operated cycling system and a single-round magazine cut off. The shotgun rounds its attributes off with a Duratouch finish and vent rib. The Pointer Phenoma is also compatible with Beretta/Benelli Mobil Style chokes.
“For those Turkey hunters looking to take advantage of the new .410 Federal TSS turkey ammo craze that boasts the ability to crush gobblers with a .410 load at 60 yards, we have the perfect .410 semi-auto for you at reasonable prices,” the company said in a news release.
The Pointer Phenoma Cerakote laser etched models. (Photos: Legacy Sports)
The Pointer Phenoma will come in a variety of styles to include full dipped versions available in Realtree Max 5, Mossy Oak Bottomland and Mossy Oak Obsession patterns. Shooters can also choose a more simplistic design with a black synthetic option available in addition to classic Turkish Walnut with Cerakote receiver accent in gray or bronze.
For those that want more pop, the 12-gauge Pointer Phenoma sports a Phenoma Camo pattern with Cerakote laser etched accents on the receiver that complement the camo stock and forend. The pattern is available in Realtree Max 5 and burnt bronze Cerakote or Realtree Original and midnight bronze Cerakote.
No word yet on pricing.
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