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- Any opinions on Tristar? - Shotgun Forum
So does anyone have any opinions (good or bad) about Tristar o u shotguns? I'm thinking about picking up a TR-MAG (12 gauge, 3 5", 24" barrels, walnut stock) if I can find a decent price on one I was wondering if anyone knew anything about this gun, or any other Tristar models Do they have
- Tri Star shotguns? | Shotgun Forum
The Tristar model that seems to have the most solid reputation is the semiauto Tristar Viper G2 made by Armsan A good friend of mine bought his son a Tristar over under brand new to shoot HS trap It broke in the first flat or two of shells and his son wound up shooting a Mossberg 500 for trap this last year
- Why Tristar - Shotgun Forum
Why Tristar? Because I couldn’t afford the cost of a used 410 1100 Sporting 😭 haven’t had my Tristar long There’s definitely some quality issues that could be addressed as far as machining goes, but so for it’s been a very fun gun
- Tristar shotguns. . . any good? - The Firing Line Forums
Tristar shotguns any good? The Dave McCracken Memorial Shotgun Forum
- Choosing Between Side-by-Side Shotguns: Charles Daly, Tristar, CZ, or . . .
Hey everyone, I'm relatively new to shotguns, even though I've been guiding bird hunts for about 10 years, mostly focusing on dog work Now, I'm eager to dive deeper into the shooting aspect and I'm in the market for a couple of reliable shotguns Specifically, I'm torn between choosing a side-by-side shotgun in 12 or 20 gauge
- Anybody know anything about Tristar? - Shotgun Forum
TriStar imported some nice guns, until fairly recently I shoot with a guy who picked up a brand new TriStar-marked FABARM SxS, and not bad looking, either, with nice oil-finished walnut, polished barrels and full-coverage machine engraving, for 800 bucks at Cabela's
- Tristar Viper G2 - Interesting issues | Shotgun Forum
This is why I prefer used shotguns Most (but not all) problems pop up right away You'll get to learn about Tristar's service Or learn about gunsmiths that do a more serious trigger job than replacing some springs When done, I'll bet that you have a very solid shotugun If you consider the time invested in getting it running smooth an enjoyable hobby, it'll be interesting If you were new to
- TriStar Viper G2 First Impression - Shotgun Forum
Fairly new to the forum so apologies in advance if this is in the wrong place I recently purchased a TriStar Viper G2 and wanted to share my initial impressions and results of first use in case it’s helpful to anyone else To preface, this is the first shotgun I’ve owned and did A LOT of
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