E.R. Amantino OU-12 12 Gauge Over/Under, 28 in Barrels, Fixed Chokes, Dual Triggers, Factory Engraving
This Brazilian-made E.R. Amantino OU-12 is a classic boxlock over/under with dual triggers, a manual tang safety, and a single-piece extractor. It features 28-inch steel barrels with a ventilated rib and a single brass bead, factory light scroll engraving on the blued steel receiver, and an oval BOITO logo panel on the underside. The hardwood stock shows machine-cut checkering and a gloss varnish finish, complemented by an aftermarket Ultra-Flex ventilated rubber recoil pad.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
This firearm is in solid functional shape. Expect visible scratches and handling marks on exterior surfaces. The bores present clean and bright. Areas of pitting are noted on metal surfaces.
What's Included
- E.R. Amantino OU-12 12-gauge over/under shotgun
- Installed Ultra-Flex (Michaels of Oregon) ventilated rubber recoil pad
The OU-12 uses a proven boxlock over/under receiver with a top lever and a single-piece extractor for both chambers (non-ejector). Dual triggers offer straightforward barrel selection, and a manual tang safety keeps controls familiar.
Its 28-inch steel barrels are chambered for 2-3/4-inch shells and topped with a ventilated rib and a single brass bead. Fixed chokes are marked with star stamps near the breech; the specific constrictions are not legible.
The blued steel receiver carries light factory scroll engraving, complemented by an oval 'BOITO / MADE IN / BRAZIL' logo panel on the underside. Overall finish is traditional blued steel throughout.
The hardwood stock features a pistol grip, beavertail forend, and machine-cut checkering under a gloss varnish. Length of pull measures 14.5 inches. An aftermarket Ultra-Flex ventilated rubber recoil pad from Michaels of Oregon is installed.
Markings include 'MADE IN BRAZIL' and a PSE stamp on the interior receiver rail, with matching serial markings on the barrel assembly and receiver. Country of origin is Brazil.