STEVENS S1200 Takes the Leap— Savage Arms New Semi-Auto Shotgun
Savage Arms, under the Stevens label, is beginning to grow a substantial inventory of firearms for itself. It’s newest offering is their first semi-automatic shotgun: the Stevens S1200. This model will be offered in a flurry of configurations that consumers would expect such as black synthetic, walnut and camouflage patterns. At the moment, 12 Gauge is the only caliber being offered with barrel lengths of 26 and 28 inches.
Savage Arms had this to say about their newly unveiled shotgun:
Stevens is proud to offer its first semi-automatic shotgun, the new 12-gauge S1200. The S1200 provides reliable, inertia driven semi-automatic performance at an attractive price. Shipments of this new product are now being delivered to dealers.
The 6.6-pound S1200 features a smooth-shooting inertia system and is available with a walnut, camouflage synthetic, or all-weather matte black synthetic stock. It has a 3-inch chamber, rotating bolt and is offered with a 26- or 28-inch vent-rib barrel that accepts the Beretta Mobilchoke system.
To see the full press release from Savage Arms on these Stevens S1200 shotguns, click HERE.
To view the specifications on Savage Arms website, click HERE.
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Sure looks like a turkish Akus 212, which is not a bad thing. Should be the same gun as the Dickinson 212. Review here https://www.wonews.com/t-CA...
The Stevens line-up is Chinese, not Turkish. I don't know the exact factory that Stevens uses but it could be Norinco now. China has an abundance of steel and a bloated steel industry so mass producing things like the Stevens 350 is still economical there. Honestly, the Turks have been making better shotguns than that for the last 5 years. I like the Tristar/Kral's enough that I ditched my 870 Express Magnum for a Cobra. That's the same factory that puts out CZ clones and Canik pistols, so it's wrong to dismiss them based on their geography.