TRISTAR TRINITY

Trigger and takedown problems right off the rip. Took it trap shooting and after about 50 rounds it fails to reset the trigger for the second shot 4/10 times. Cleaned it out and lubricated properly and it worked again for another couple rounds then more trigger pulls with no break. You cant get much more basic than an over under so I'm baffled as to how they managed to mess this up so badly. Currently seeking warranty work where shipping is not covered on factory defects.

Well crafted shotgun that feels solid and swings gracefully. It’s heavy enough to tame recoil while simultaneously being easy to point and follow targets. Beautiful fit and finish. Looks much more expensive than it actually is. I plan to buy this same model in more gauges. I’d definitely recommend this shotgun to anyone wanting a classic over under but at a very competitive price.

The gun is light and easy to handle and the engraving is very nice. However, the lever to open the barrels does not return to center after closing the barrels and the barrels only open fully to eject the shells unless extra force is used to open them. When putting new shells in, the gun needs to be opened further by hand to get the bottom shell fully in the chamber. I'm going to need to find a gunsmith to make some adjustments.

Shot the Trinity yesterday for the first time. I am an infrequent trap and sporting clays shooter and would like to do more. Researched moderately priced over/under 12 gauges and chose the Tristar Trinity. The gun handled well. No shoulder repercussions from the percussion. Swung well, tracked well. Matched my scores from recent trap rounds. ...Read More Read more about review stating New Gun

the shotgun felt great in the hand. Seems well built and well-balanced. no malfunctions on the first day of shooting. It does not hurt that it looks great also.