CZ-USA Bobwhite 20 Gauge Side-by-Side Shotgun, 26 in Barrels, 3 in Chambers, Double Triggers, Screw-In Chokes, Case-Hardened Receiver
This CZ-USA Bobwhite is a Huglu-made, 20 gauge side-by-side with classic field features and clean execution. It pairs 26 inch steel barrels and 3 inch chambers with double non-selective triggers, a straight English-style stock, and a solid matted rib capped by a brass front bead. The color case-hardened steel receiver carries factory scroll and geometric engraving, including sunburst-style motifs on the fences and tang, giving this example a traditional look backed by practical features.
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: There are some superficial scratches and blemishes present on exterior surfaces.
What’s Included
- Set of three interchangeable choke tubes
- T-style choke wrench
- CZ-USA shotgun instruction manual
- CZ-USA factory cardboard box
Built by Huglu in Turkey and imported by CZ-USA, this Bobwhite is configured as a traditional side-by-side with a break-action and a 2-round capacity. It is chambered in 20 gauge with 3 inch (20–76) chambers and features 26 inch steel barrels. A solid matted rib and brass front bead provide a clean, straightforward sighting plane.
The color case-hardened steel receiver is factory engraved with scroll and geometric patterns, complemented by sunburst-style motifs on the fences and tang. CIP/Turkish proof marks and the CZ-USA Kansas City, KS import mark are present, confirming its manufacture and import lineage.
Controls and furniture follow a classic layout: double non-selective triggers, a straight English-style hardwood stock, and a splinter forend. The stock is checkered and fitted with a black recoil pad, and the length of pull measures 14.5 inches.
A screw-in choke system adds versatility, and this example includes a set of three choke tubes and a T-style choke wrench. The barrels are blued, pairing cleanly with the case-hardened receiver for a traditional field aesthetic.