CZ Hammer Coach CH 12 Gauge Case-Hardened Break Open Shotgun

A: Here is Video review it shows up close. -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-a_l_pTrks

A: Here's the best picture I could find for you. https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3-a_l_pTrks/maxresdefault.jpg

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A: Go to the cz page linked click on the picture and it will enlarge http://cz-usa.com/product/cz-hammer-coach-12-20-fixed-cyl-bore/ It is not engraved what you see is color case hardened which cause the different shade it is a nice attractive finish

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A: Andrew, this model has Rebounding Hammers that work Sir.

A: Keith, yes it does, comes in a hard plastic case. Have a great day!

A: Keith, overall length is exactly 37 inches Sir. Drop at comb 1.5" - Drop at heel 2.5" - Length of pull 14.5" - Overall length 37" - Weight 6.7 lbs.

A: Not sure, but if it doesn't make contact the worse that would happen is it wouldn't fire, id take ot to the range and try it out if you are having issues contact CZ and start a warranty claim. Contact form https://cz-usa.com/support/contact/ ---------------- Or CZ-USA. Toll Free: 1-800-955-4486. Phone: (913) 321-1811. Fax: (913) 321-2251

A: Keith, this is normal Sir. This nostalgic cowboy gun features double triggers, true to the era color case hardening, fully functional external rebounding hammers. Outside hammer shotguns HAVE to have rebounding hammers. Otherwise the hammers would be down on the firing pins and the firing pins would be sticking into the fired primers. You wouldn't be able to open the gun after firing it. This also mitigates necessitating the cocking of the hammers before opening the action. Cheers and stay safe!

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