Old world manufacturing meets high-functioning autism. This cold war era side by side was produced by Zastava Arms in Serbia and was sold commercially as an economical hunting shotgun in the former Yugoslavia. Offered in either 16 gauge or 12 gauge with 2 3/4" chambers and 27 1/2" barrels, these shotguns garnered popularity with sportsmen and the common man alike. After a lifetime of putting food on the table and ethnic minorities in the ground, this break action was imported to the states and converted into a coach gun.

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