Triple Crown, Triple barrel shotgun
 

There is a sports store in Stettler that is taking orders on this triple barrel shotgun. Just wondering if anybody currently owns one or knows somebody that does, and how "top/front heavy" it is when shouldered. And just wondering what peoples thoughts are on this beast!

Seems like a pretty cool gun, and with a 28" barrel and 3 different chokes all in at the same time, it seems like it would be an excellent sporting clays gun!

Then for duck hunting... Again the benefits of having 3 different chokes in!

People ask me why I would want this, I reply "Why not!"


Its my first time uploading pictures so if it does not work, forgive me!


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Chiappa I presume?
A bit heavy for my liking!!:sHa_sarcasticlol:
Cat

Seems like perfectly reasonable reason to me

Chiappa is correct! I am defiantly going consider this and maybe order one when I see guns n games at the high prairie gun show on the 12 and 13th!

What's the price on something like that?

Canadian tire in cold lake has at least 3 of them in stock, maybe more but I didnt ask, very cool looking, but for $1900 I passed on them. BTW they have tons of firearms on display, and shelves stocked with a good selection of shells. First place that i have seen stocking .22 long

Well my Benelli SBEII is 7.3 lbs so at 8.7 lbs it might not be as heavy as one may think..... :scared:

Wanna see a 4 holer


https://www.google.ca/search?q=lanca...w=1280&bih=822

Yeah, but the Chiappa is something that most AOer's could afford, not some wing ding English hand made deal!!:sHa_sarcasticlol:!!
I'd love a triple Dickson 16, but I'd have to rem-mortgage the house!!:scared0018:
Cat

Frontier has the triple threat for $1600, but the barrels are too short.

Barton's up in GP has one on the shelf. Their asking $1700

There are two versions of this riffle. The Triple Crown (which I couldn't help myself and bought) and the Triple threat. The triple crown is much longer. The triple threat is shorter and part of the butt can be disconnected so it has a pistol grip. I paid 1800$ Cold lake canadian tire had both models.

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Either one of those would be cool in a collection, but I can't see myself picking one up until I got enough money to become a collector... looks awesome though