Huglu Hammer Classic 12 Gauge Side-by-Side, 20 Inch Barrels, External Hammers, Double Triggers, Color Case-Hardened
The Huglu Hammer Classic stands out with its external rebounding hammers, double triggers, and a color case-hardened receiver paired with blued barrels. This 12 gauge side-by-side features 20 inch barrels with 3 inch chambers, a solid matted top rib, and a brass front bead. Built in Turkey by Huglu and imported by CZ-USA, it combines classic form with practical features such as interchangeable choke tubes and a well-appointed walnut stock.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: The firearm presents minor, superficial scratches and small blemishes consistent with light handling. The bores are bright with a mirror-like shine.
What's Included
- Huglu Hammer Classic 12 Gauge side-by-side shotgun
This Hammer Classic is configured with 20 inch side-by-side barrels and 3 inch chambers, offering a compact, traditional field-length package. A solid matted top rib and single brass front bead provide a clean, straightforward sighting plane. Capacity is 2 rounds.
The break-action design uses external rebounding hammers with coarse thumb spurs and double triggers for direct barrel selection. A manual tang safety is present, and factory literature notes a sidelock-style action.
Construction details include a color case-hardened receiver and lockplates, blued barrels, and rosette-style screw heads. Matching serial numbers are present on the barrel flats/monoblock, receiver/water table, and forend iron. Markings include HUGLU with crest and CZ-USA, Kansas City, KS on the barrels, with Made in Turkey on the barrel flats.
The walnut pistol-grip stock features bordered cut checkering and pairs with a splinter forend for a classic feel. Length of pull measures 14.5 inches.
The barrels are threaded for interchangeable choke tubes, adding versatility across shot sizes and distances. A front brass bead serves as the primary sight.