Legacy Sports Introduces New Low-Cost Break-Action Shotgun
Legacy Sports (which includes brands like Citadel, Kryptek, and Howa) has introduced the Pointer break-action shotgun. The Pointer break-action is a no-nonsense kind of firearm, using the simplest operation for a cartridge-base firearm possible: hammer-fired, single-action, break-action.
These are aimed decidedly at the cost-conscious market with MSRPs at $188. While low-cost it seems that Pointer is going for safety with no less than three (3) safeties including push-button, hammer-safety, and a transfer bar safety.
Full Press Release Below:
Legacy Sports Announces Pointer Break Action Shotgun
Gene Lumsden, CEO of Legacy Sports International, Inc. proudly announces the New! Pointer Break Action from Legacy Sports International, Inc.
The new Pointer Break Action, single shot shotguns are great to teach beginners how to shoot, or are just plain fun! Available in 12, 20 and .410 gauges, these single shots all come with 28 inch barrels and a fixed, modified choke. Metal parts are matte black and the synthetic stock is also black in color. Each Pointer Break Action has a brass bead front sight. The outstanding feature, however, is the safety system. Every Pointer Break Action comes with a manual push button safety, a hammer safety and a transfer bar safety.
Spec’s
Barrel Length: 28″
Chamber: 3 Inch (2.5 inch on .410 gauge)
OAL: 43 .5″
LOP: 14″
Weight: 4.8 lbs. to 5.4 lbs.
Stock: Black Synthetic
Chokes: Fixed (M)
Sight: Brass Bead
Safety: Manual, Hammer and Transfer Bar
Catalog Number Gauge Description Bbl. OAL LOP Wt. Chokes MSRP
Lgth.
KPS12BA028 12 Fixed Choke, 3″ Synthetic 28 43.5″ 14″ 4.8 lbs. Fixed, M $188.00
KPS20BA028 20 Fixed Choke, 3″ Synthetic 28 43.5″ 14″ 5.0 lbs. Fixed, M $188.00
KPS410BA028 .410 Fixed Choke, 3″ Synthetic 28 43.5″ 14″ 5.4 lbs. Fixed, M $188
One of TFB's resident Jarheads, Nathan now works within the firearms industry. A consecutive Marine rifle and pistol expert, he enjoys local 3-gun, NFA, gunsmithing, MSR's, & high-speed gear. Nathan has traveled to over 30 countries working with US DoD & foreign MoDs.The above post is my opinion and does not reflect the views of any company or organization.
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yeah... I can get a single barrel break for $50 at a gun show, hell sometimes they give them away. this thing is going to have to get a lot lower cost if it wants to sell I'd expect.
H&R/NEF isn't making single shot guns anymore so this may fill the market since there are new generations of shooters who might be unfamiliar with singles. On the other hand there are still million of the old long barrel single shots out there and I regularly find them for less than $100, sometimes a lot less. The H&Rs are good because you can swap barrels on them pretty easily.