TriStar Arms is known for bringing high-value, quality firearms to market at affordable prices. A year ago that talent was expressed with the Bristol side-by-side shotguns which offer the traditional elegance and functionality of a classic side-by-side shotgun at an achievable price that doesn’t deter field use.
Now the beautiful English-stocked, color case-hardened model and the gold-adorned, laser-engraved Silver model are available in a fifth gauge. Like the rest of the Bristol line, the16 gauge model is on a true-to-gauge receiver. The new 16ga models include the same features as the rest of the line:
Auto EjectorsBrass Front SightSingle Selective TriggerChrome-Lined Chamber and BarrelSelect Turkish Walnut StockOil Finish5 Beretta-style Choke Tubes (SK, IC, M, IM, F)TriStar’s 5-Year Warranty and famous customer service.
Specifications for the 16ga Bristol:
- Item Number 38016 Case Color English MSRP: $1,190
- Item Number 38116 Silver Walnut MSRP: $1,130
- Barrel Length: 28″
- Weight: 6.55lbs
- Included Chokes: Skeet, Improved Cylinder, Modified, Improved Modified, Full
About TriStar Arms
TriStar offers a wide selection of quality firearms for hunters and recreational shooters alike. Many of our products offer multiple functions and save the consumer time and money when looking for a new firearm. In this day and age, finding a company that can provide valuable products at a fraction of the price of competitors is not easy. TriStar does not stop there. We have a dedicated customer service department that will ensure you are happy with your TriStar firearm for many years to come. It is not hard to see why TriStar Arms is widely becoming known as THE VALUE EXPERTS™.
If the TriStar Bristol 16 gauge English grip can be special ordered with a 3 inch chamber, 14.25 inch LOP, 2.5 inch DAH, and better wood then how do I order?
Looks like a beautiful shotgun but until I KNOW that it is not made in Turkey… I’ll pass.
Turkey is NO friend and a poor ally to the N.A.T.O. in general and the U.S. in particular.
Too bad as I think the overall concept of the company is pretty impressive. I just wish the sources of thier imports was more commendable.
Let’s Go Brandon!
Todd.
I like a side by side 16. Sure, the ammo is hard to find, expensive and gets tricky if you are picky about shot size. Sure, you can fit the same load in a 3” 20 ga shell that you can in a 16 ga 2 3/4” shell. But there is a certain class to the 16. The case coloured receiver is pretty. The pistol grip stock looks a little ungraceful but probably works well in the hand.