KOFS Cavalry SXe .410 Bore Over/Under Shotgun, 26 in Barrels, 3 in Chambers, Silver Game-Scene Engraved Receiver
This KOFS Cavalry SXe stands out as a .410 bore over/under with 26 in barrels, 3 in chambers, and a silver-finished receiver with factory game-scene engraving. It features ventilated top and side ribs, a brass front bead, and a walnut-finished stock with checkering and slight right-hand cast-off. Made in Turkey and marked by AMERICAN TACTICAL in Summerville, SC, it pairs elegant presentation with straightforward field features.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: The shotgun is in great shape with some minor wear. The barrel fit is tight, the ejectors are properly timed, and the locking mechanism has ample remaining life.
What’s Included
- KOFS Cavalry SXe .410 Bore over/under shotgun
The SXe configuration delivers a clean, balanced .410 over/under with 26 in barrels and 3 in chambers, offering versatility in a compact bore size. The muzzles appear flush with no extended choke tubes observed. Based on visual assessment only, the chokes appear to be Full and Improved Modified, but this is unconfirmed without a barrel micrometer.
The receiver wears a silver finish with factory game-scene engraving on the panels, giving it a refined presentation that complements the slim .410 profile. Proof and import markings read AMERICAN TACTICAL, Summerville, SC, consistent with Turkish manufacture.
Sighting is straightforward and fast with a ventilated top rib, matching side ribs, and a brass front bead. The sliding forend latch provides secure, positive engagement for assembly and maintenance.
The wood stock has a walnut finish with checkering at the grip and forend, a pistol-grip profile, and a recoil pad. A slight right-hand cast-off aids natural alignment for many right-handed shooters. Controls are familiar and intuitive, with a tang safety and a single trigger.
Mechanically, this example shows the hallmarks of a well-fitted break-action: tight barrel fit, timed ejectors, and solid lockup with ample life remaining in the locking mechanism.