SHOT Show 2017: Barrett Sovereign B-X Pro Shotgun

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posted on January 23, 2017
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Barrett is a name best known for Ronnie Barrett's .50-cal. semi-automatic rifle. These days, his son Chris has grown and expanded the business, and Chris has even designed a gun or two himself. But Chris is a shooter, and he loves shooting shotguns, and that's what he had in mind with the Barrett Sovereign shotgun line. It's not just nice bird guns, though, as the B-X Pro is a very nice boxlock over-under clays guns with ported barrels, extended choke tubes and an adjustable comb in its handsome walnut stock. Learn more in this video from Media Range Day, or visit barrettsovereign.com.

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