Yildiz A71 Youth 20 Gauge Semi-Automatic Shotgun - 24" Barrel, 3" Chamber, Turkish Walnut Stock
The Yildiz A71 Youth brings full-size performance to a shorter length-of-pull platform that suits younger or smaller-statured shooters without compromising features. Built in Turkey and imported in 2018 by Academy, this gas-operated 20 gauge offers a 3" chamber, a lightweight 7075-T6 aluminum receiver, and an oil-finished Turkish walnut stock that looks as good as it shoulders. A vent-rib 24" barrel, interchangeable Mobil-style chokes, and a crisp brass front bead round out a package that balances easy handling with reliable field performance.
Condition
Overall Condition: As-new condition with no signs of prior handling beyond what’s typical from inspection.
Bore Condition: Excellent – Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
What’s Included
- Yildiz factory Mobil-pattern choke wrench
- Four additional Mobil-style choke tubes in factory plastic vials
The Youth model’s 13.5" length of pull shortens reach while keeping the receiver, controls, and 4+1 capacity identical to the standard A71. Shooters gain a more comfortable, natural mount without giving up magazine space or features.
A gas-operated system tames 20 gauge recoil and cycles a wide range of field and target loads. The 3" chamber adds flexibility for heavier hunting shells when extra payload is desired.
The 24" barrel is machined from 4140 chrome-moly steel and wears a matte blued finish. A vent rib promotes quick sight alignment, and the brass bead front sight provides a bright, minimal aiming reference.
Interchangeable Mobil-style chokes make the shotgun adaptable from upland birds to clay targets. A CYL choke comes installed, and four additional tubes expand pattern options straight from the box.
Turkish walnut furniture, finished in oil, pairs with a beavertail forend and a soft recoil pad for secure handling. The matte black aluminum receiver keeps overall weight down while maintaining strength, and the manual cross-bolt safety offers familiar, straightforward operation.




