"A lot of gun for the money." This terminology is used quite often in the gun industry, and most often it means you're looking at a stripped down gun with few redeeming features other than a cheap price tag. Well the Dickinson Arms shotguns ARE a lot of gun for the money, and all you have to do is look at the features and finish to convince yourself.

To start with, the Dickinson is made on a triggerplate action, a design developed in the German and the Scottish gun industries. It's an action design that keeps the profile slim and centers the weight of the gun between your hands. Ejectors are often ignored on guns in this price bracket, but not on the Dickinson. And the Dickinsons are available with double triggers or with a non-selective single trigger.

The 28" barrels feature chrome-lined bores and sport a raised file cut rib. They even use a notchless friction-fit choke design more often found on the highest-end English offerings than on a gun in this price range.

The barrels wear a deep rich polished blue. Real color case hardening strengthens the action while adding deep rich colors to the action body. Richly hued Turkish walnut stocks sport a lustrous finish and checkered butts for an additional touch of elegance.

Dickinson Arms shotguns are available in 12 or 20 gauge with 3" chambers as well as 16-gauge. Single or double trigger configurations are available. All are fitted with straight-hand stocks and splinter fore ends. 14-5/8" Length of pull. 1-1/2" Drop at comb. 2-3/4" Drop at heel.