Rock Island Armory Traditional Single Shot 12 Gauge Silver Anodized Receiver with Black Barrel Single-Shot Shotgun

A: No, RIA's Traditional single shot shotgun features a vent rib, contoured barrel with muzzle brake. It utilizes a woodgrain polymer stock, silver anodized receiver and black barrel

A: William, it has a 20" Contoured Barrel is Slug Choked with a muzzle brake. RIA Customer Service can answer if standard Chokes work and what style at (775) 537-1444

A: No I just got off the customer service chat on RIAs website, this features neither electors or extractors, you have to pull the shells out manually.

A: Jerek, this video shows extractor (mistakenly call ejector by the reviewer) the shell is extracted by what looks to be 3/8 inch and you pull it out manually starting at 4:25 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVogRmWy6CE

A: It should have one or the other. A shotgun without ejectors is called an extractor gun. All break-action shotguns have extractors that lift the shells above the chamber face for removal when the gun is opened. Ejector guns just have additional spring-loaded mechanisms that spit them out.. Anyway, I'm glad it doesn't have electors.

A: Paul a extractor just raises the shell so you can manually pull it out and this gun as a extractor I prefer extractor as I dont have to pick up my empties i pull them out and drop in vest pocket

A: I like you Edward you answer with integrity and seem pretty honest but i think your wrоng. Paul Harrel (whos an Oregonian and a fellow Paul like myself) has a good video that includes this topic. ------------------- https://youtu.be/XJyItAKYyDg -------------------- Watch from 16:25 (I realize the one he shows is a double barrel) but it is a break action. 22:45 he starts shooting and if you look these are pretty clearly not ejecting or extracting, not all shotguns have one or the other, some must be extracted manually. The answer I gave about this shotgun was an answer directly from RIA chat, so if its wrоng they need to train their reps better because that's the answer I was given (after a pretty long wait while they looked up the answer.

A: Kind of just beating a dead horse at this point 🤜🐎🤛👊🧟‍♂️💀 But Randy i was just relaying what was told to me, ill also admit that my experience with break action shotguns is limited, bit the ones I have shot with extractors have raised the empty shells out far enough to be noticeable. Videos like this one ( a single shot break action this time) surely make it look like he's just grabbing brass at the same position as when he loaded it. https://youtu.be/q4-e-caJQos ----------------- But I don't know everything and have never claimed to. Maybe I'm wrоng, wouldn't be the 1st time wouldn't be the last.

A: No they do not eject or extract. No big deal just pull them out. This is an excellent shotgun, very good quality. Comes with three chokes. If this is the true picture of the shotgun it does not have a muzzle break. I like this model better.

A: I would contact customer service for that information. The product description for this UPC# is all over the place. Some say it has a slug choke, other said it comes with 5 different types of chokes included, and another site said this come preinstalled with muzzle brake. Customer Service: 1-859-368-0371 9am-9pm EST Mon-Fri. Or use the blue "Chat Now" button at the bottom right corner 9am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 9am to 7pm Sunday. I hope this helps!

A: Timothy, no Sir, it comes with at contoured barrel with muzzle brake as pictured here. https://www.classicfirearms.com/rocki-tk113-traditional-12-sng-shot-shotgun/

A: Timothy, yes, I watched an unboxing video of this shotgun and it includes three chokes, modified, full and cylinder choke. Hope this helps.

A: Tim, no sir, this gun has a 20" Contoured Barrel with fixed Slug Choke. It does not come with a muzzle brake, as suggested below.

A: Hi Michael and welcome. Yes Sir, the 3 inch Chamber can fire both. Cheers and stay safe!

A: yes it can fire bot 2 3/4 and 3 inch shells I will caution you these guns KICK with their light weight

A: Michael, yes sir, a gun with a 3" chamber will fire both 2 3/4" and 3" shells. You can also fire buckshot from it. Stay safe & have a great day!