The Retay ACE 12 Gauge Semi-Auto Shotgun combines reliable performance with classic craftsmanship. Featuring a durable black finish, this firearm is designed for versatility and ease of use in various shooting scenarios. Its 3+1 capacity and semi-automatic action provide fast follow-up shots, making it an excellent choice for hunting and sport shooting enthusiasts. The shotgun's overall length of approximately 50 inches ensures a comfortable handling experience, while the weight of around 7 pounds 4 ounces offers stability without sacrificing maneuverability.
Built with a sturdy wood stock and Walnut grips, the ACE model delivers a traditional aesthetic complemented by modern features. The TruGlo fiber optic front bead sight enhances visibility in different lighting conditions, aiding quick target acquisition. The firearm also incorporates an inertia piston system for smooth operation and a lengthened forcing cone to improve shot pattern consistency and reduce recoil. These features collectively contribute to enhanced accuracy and reliability during use.
The Retay ACE 12 Gauge is crafted to meet the demands of both novice and seasoned shooters. Its semi-automatic action simplifies shooting, reducing fatigue during extended sessions. The firearm's robust construction and thoughtful design make it suitable for a variety of shooting environments. Whether for hunting, clay shooting, or home defense, the ACE offers dependable performance paired with a timeless appearance, making it a valuable addition to any firearm collection.
Features:
- Inertia Piston System: Ensures smooth, reliable cycling of shells for consistent performance.
- Lengthened Forcing Cone: Enhances shot pattern and reduces recoil for improved accuracy.
- Semi-Auto Action: Provides rapid follow-up shots with ease.
- Wood Stock Walnut: Combines traditional style with durable, comfortable handling.
- TruGlo Fiber Optic Front Bead Sight: Offers quick target acquisition in various lighting conditions.
- Capacity: 3+1 shells for versatile shooting options.
