I got one of these in 12 gauge since I was a teenager. I love the barrel breakdown button by the front of the trigger. I have killed a bunch of deer with it and #1 buckshot. It's all you really need.

I bought my Remington model 812 .410 new in 1975 and it has performed flawlessly ever since. I find it much easier to carry on full day outings in the bush especially with a shoulder strap. While hunting upland game birds in the sub-artic I took slugs along for self-defense against large carnivores and I have no doubt it could have dropped even a moose with a heart-lung or shoulder shot. The swing on it is so quick I was able to shoot rabbits on the run in dense cover as well as woodcock on the wing and those birds are blindingly fast. I can't recall ever being regretful for not having a second shot instantly available.

Quem aí eh brasileiro e tá vendo esse vídeo sem entender nad, mais msm assim assiste por gostar de arma?

Essa eapingarda apesar de ser muito pesada pra carregar o dia todo no mato é foda, é uma excelente espingarda a melhor que a CBC fabricou !!!

Yes Great working gun. My first ever gun bought in my teens was the CIL version of that in 12g, worked just great all those yrs, just got rid of it last yr. Only problem was that the plastic on the forstock, where it clips to the gun broke but it still was able to function ….I now have the same gun in 20 g and presently selling it as I do not use hardly at all. Overall great working guns!

I have one of these mines imported by a NV company.Though they really do hunting good. And where i am from shotguns are way of life here in WV.Even ammo cheap that i am stocked up in ammo for hunting

Cheers and thankyou from Down under.

A nice solid shotgun. Perfect for rabbits, upland birds or the odd duck. I often carry a single shot in the field. Often a .410.

To Brazilian market, the model code was 151 (automatic ejector) or 651 (manual extraction).