TriStar Arms Trinity

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This is a fine firearm for the money. 4.5 pounds super light. Love it

Very nice shotgun for the money!! Looks good handle well and has a good balance to it. Recoil is surprisingly light

Wood looks generic/synthetic, checkering is sharp and overall it is a good o/u for the price.Trigger pull is heavy but may break in or be adjusted. Will put some more time in testing, report later

Buds service was outstanding as usual. I got the gun for my wife and she loved it. The fit and finish was flawless. 200 rounds thru gun with problems.

Purchased a tristar 28 gauge ex hunter, Buds service was great. The gun list weight is 4.8 lb but weighs in at 5.3 on a electric postal scale. Still a very light gun with nice finish!

Appear to be a good value

Seems to be a well made shotgun for the price. Have fired 100's of times with no problems. Very light weight makes it a pleasure to carry all day. A little tricky on the Skeet field as it swings very fast.

The shotgun arrived with some of the worst engraving that I have ever seen. The patterns are so off center that engraver literally slipped off the side of the receiver. There are deep gouges and inaccuracies throughout the engraving. Of greater concern is

Bought this for my daughters first shotgun of her own. She started with a Mossberg .410 and did pretty well but her coach thought she needed something which was more forgiving. He suggested 28 gauge and someone else suggested TriStar. End result we got th

Where do I begin? So very disappointed. Far too many flaws for a $700 gun. First, right out of the box, the safety switch is so loose I'm terrified that it will fall off at a trap shoot and embarrass me. No doubt it will happen soon. The 'ejectors' do not

I just received this shotgun after a long search for a high quality, low cost trap gun. Upon inspection, I was shocked to find the quality and detail of this shotgun is just as good as ones three times the cost. The finish and attention to detail is impre

Not yet fired, very handsome shotgun. My shotgun comes with ejectors, dry fire the shotgun to be able to separate the barrel from the receiver, the "Dissasembly" chapter of the manual does not include this step. Engraving, even not a master piece, is a lo