Remington Spartan SPR310N 12 Gauge Blued Shotgun
Gauge: 12 Gauge · Capacity: 2
Specifications
Action Break Action
Finish Blued
Sights Bead Sights
Weight 7.3 pounds
Capacity 2
Grip Safety No
Optic Ready No
Barrel Length 28 inches
Manual Safety Yes
Chamber Length 3in
Length Of Pull 14 1/4 inches
Overall Length 45 inches
Trigger Safety No
Caliber / Gauge 12 Gauge
Threaded Barrel No
Ambidextrous Safety No
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Description
Product Overview
The Remington Spartan SPR310N is a traditional 12 Gauge over-under shotgun designed for hunting and recreational shooting. Its 28-inch blued barrels and 3-inch chambers provide a versatile setup for field loads, waterfowl ammunition, and clay-target shooting. The break-action configuration holds two shells, while the wood stock and forend deliver classic styling and a comfortable shoulder-mounted feel. A front bead sight completes the straightforward field configuration.
Key Features
- Over-under break-action design provides two quick shots with a simple, reliable layout
- 12 Gauge chambering handles a broad range of hunting and target loads
- 28-inch blued barrels provide a balanced field profile and smooth swing
- 3-inch chambers support standard and magnum 12 Gauge shotshells
- Wood stock and forend offer traditional handling and a classic hunting appearance
- Single bead front sight provides a clear, uncluttered sighting reference
The Remington Spartan SPR310N offers a practical over-under configuration for upland hunting, sporting clays, and general field use.
4.8 | 9 Reviews
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- SKU:
- 89576
- UPC:
- 047700895765
- BUDS ID:
- 18693
Customer Reviews
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9 total reviews
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Ryan B.
11 years ago
Verified Purchaser
This was my first...
This was my first venture into an O/U and I couldn't have chosen a better valued yet quality shotgun! I've taken my Spartan out clay target shooting now 4 times and over 500 shells without a hic-up! The ejections are great, the auto select and eject mechanism matches my buddies shotguns costing 4 times the price. My wood is flawless and the metal finish is very good. My only problem was with the initial inspection at the FFL shop. The forearm wood piece was split. But Bud's took care of the return shipping and I had my gun back in my hands within 7 days with express shipping - all on Bud's nickel. Way to go Bud's!
Ryan B.
11 years ago
Verified Purchaser
This was my first...
This was my first venture into an O/U and I couldn't have chosen a better valued yet quality shotgun! I've taken my Spartan out clay target shooting now 4 times and over 500 shells without a hic-up! The ejections are great, the auto select and eject mechanism matches my buddies shotguns costing 4 times the price. My wood is flawless and the metal finish is very good. My only problem was with the initial inspection at the FFL shop. The forearm wood piece was split. But Bud's took care of the return shipping and I had my gun back in my hands within 7 days with express shipping - all on Bud's nickel. Way to go Bud's!
Eugene S.
16 years ago
Verified Purchaser
Maybe just an anomaly,...
Maybe just an anomaly, but the first time I fired my new Remington/Baikal 12-ga. OU ordered from Bud's both barrels fire simultaneously. Both barrels were loaded with 3" magnum waterfowl loads and the gun nearly jumped out of my grasp. The recoil was excessive, but there was no apparent damage to this ruggedly-built shotgun. Experimentation with snap-caps and singly-loaded barrels indicated that this was a consistent factory defect in my gun. When the top barrel was selected to fire first (push the trigger forward before firing) it appeared that the gun would filre the expected sequence. The gun is currently undergoing warranty repair, but I had to ship it cross-country from Oregon to Rockledge Florida with attendant shipping and ilnsurance charges, the delay in receipt will probably burn up the remainder of the Oregon waterfowl season, and I don't yet know if I will have to pay a FFL dealer about $30-$50 to recieve the gun back when repairs are completed. All expenses included, it still remains a reasonably economical price for a basic OU shotgun, but some of the glow is off the rose for me.
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