Savage Arms has announced a NEW 320 Tactical FDE (Flat Dark Earth) pump-action shotgun to their already extensive lineup and declared that it is officially available. So, for everyone who is on the FDE bandwagon (like me), this may be a prime candidate to add to your collection if you don’t already have a reliable home defense or tactical/recreational shotgun.
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From the outset, there are going to be 2 options available in the new 320 Tactical FDE lineup. You get your choice of a 12 Gauge (18.5” Barrel | SKU 19468) or a 20 Gauge (18.5” Barrel | SKU #19469) with both retailing for an affordable MSRP of $331. Some of the common specs that you will come to expect as well as a word from Savage Arms can be read below:
- Pistol grip, Flat Dark Earth synthetic stock
- Ghost ring sights
- Dual slide-bars and rotary bolt
- 18.5-inch security barrel with heat shield
- Bottom-loading tube magazine
- Bottom Picatinny Rail
- 1-Piece Rail
- Five-plus-one capacity
Westfield, Massachusetts – April 11th, 2024 – Savage Arms®, an iconic firearm manufacturer, extends its popular 320 Tactical Shotgun line with the release of its 320 Tactical FDE. The smooth, reliable pump action and rugged build of the 320 have made it a top choice for so many and have resulted in multiple line extensions and options over several years.
“The 320 Tactical Shotgun is a mainstay in our lineup and we want to continue to offer new options,” said Beth Shimanski, Director of Marketing at Savage Arms. “The 320 Tactical FDE is a make-sense addition and we’re excited to have it available now.”
Tipping the scales at 7 pounds makes this pump respectable compared to similar home-defense-style shotguns. The 320 Tactical FDE will also tout desirable ghost ring sights and a pistol grip (for people who like to grip that kind of thing). Additionally, like all 320 shotguns, it features the Savage Arms rotary bolt and dual slide bars as well. As always, let us know all of your thoughts about Savage Arms and the 320 Tactical FDE in the Comments below! We always appreciate your feedback.
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