Citadel Levtac-92 .410 Black Lever-Action Shotgun

A: Hi Dennis, no, this gun has a fixed modified choke. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Fixed modified choke

A: Hi Dennis and welcome. No Sir. This model has a Fixed Modified Bore and is not threaded for chokes. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: I would contact Citadel and ask them https://citadelfirearmstore.com/contacts/

A: Hi Dennis and welcome. Weight is listed at 6lbs. Cheers and stay safe! https://eagle-armorment.com/citadel-levtac-92-410-gauge-shotgun-blue-black-20-barrel-5-rounds-2-5-chamber-black-synthetic-stock/

A: Hi Dennis, Citadel does not give the weight on this exact model. The model with the hand guard is 5.5 lbs, (according to Citadel) so I would imagine this is slightly less. Other vendors are saying anything from 5.5 to 6.5 lbs. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: It loads through the side gate.

A: Hi Fred and welcome. This model is a "Side Gate" Loader. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Citadel shotguns are made in Turkey by Francolin. Legacy Sports International distributes Citadel firearms. Explanation Francolin is a Turkish company that manufactures Citadel firearms. Legacy Sports International is a distributor of several foreign gun makers, including Citadel. Legacy Sports International also distributes Citadel centerfire handguns, which are made by Armscor in the Philippines. Legacy Sports International also distributes Pointer semi-auto shotguns, which are made by Armsan in Turkey. Legacy Sports International also distributes Pointer over/under shotguns, which are made by Kahn in Turkey.

A: Hi Frank and welcome. This model is made in Turkey and imported and distributed in the USA by Legacy Sports International. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Hi Frank, Citadel shotguns are made in Turkey by Francolin Arms and are imported into the United States by Legacy Sports International. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: No, this is Only chambered for .410

A: Hi Christopher and welcome. Unfortunately, no Sir. This model is .410 only and not factory setup for .45 Long Colt. For safety and warranty reasons, do not fire .45 Long Colt due to over pressure concerns. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi Christopher, no sir, it would be unsafe. The standard bore diameter of a .410 is as expected 0.410 inches in diameter with constriction down to ~0.375 inches if your gun is choked about full choke. The 45 Colt is 0.451-.454 inches in diameter. That is significantly larger than the bore of a 410 shotgun it would be unsafe. In some cases, a .410 bore shotgun can be designed to also fire .45 Colt ammunition. This type of firearm is known as a "combination gun" or "combo gun." These firearms have barrels and chambers that are chambered for both .410 shotgun shells and .45 Colt cartridges. The key feature of these combo guns is a chamber that can accept both .410 shotgun shells and .45 Colt ammunition. The .45 Colt cartridges used in these firearms are typically longer than standard .410 shotgun shells, and the chamber is designed to accommodate both lengths. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: NO, this is Only chambered for .410

A: Hi Christopher and welcome. Unfortunately, no Sir. This model is .410 only and not factory setup for .45 Long Colt. For safety and warranty reasons, do not fire .45 Long Colt due to over pressure concerns. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi Christopher, no sir, it would be unsafe. The standard bore diameter of a .410 is as expected 0.410 inches in diameter with constriction down to ~0.375 inches if your gun is choked about full choke. The 45 Colt is 0.451-.454 inches in diameter. That is significantly larger than the bore of a 410 shotgun it would be unsafe. In some cases, a .410 bore shotgun can be designed to also fire .45 Colt ammunition. This type of firearm is known as a "combination gun" or "combo gun." These firearms have barrels and chambers that are chambered for both .410 shotgun shells and .45 Colt cartridges. The key feature of these combo guns is a chamber that can accept both .410 shotgun shells and .45 Colt ammunition. The .45 Colt cartridges used in these firearms are typically longer than standard .410 shotgun shells, and the chamber is designed to accommodate both lengths. Stay safe & have a great day!