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JTS Group Lonestrike 20 Gauge Single Shot Shotgun

JTS Group Lonestrike 20 Gauge Single Shot Shotgun

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The JTS Group Lonestrike is a single-shot break-action shotgun chambered in 20 gauge, built for upland bird hunting, small game, and sporting clays. Its 26-inch barrel accepts internal choke tubes, and the cylinder tube is included, while the 3-inch chamber handles a range of load options.

At 5.2 lbs with a 42-inch overall length, the hardwood field-style stock and blued metal finish keep the gun light and manageable in the field. A recoil pad and sling swivel studs are fitted, and the single-shot break action suits both novice and experienced shooters.

Key Features

Brand JTS Group
Model Lonestrike
Condition New
Caliber 20 Gauge
Capacity 1
Barrel Length 26 in
Action Break Action
Chamber Size 3 in
Overall Length 42.00 in
Weight 5.20 lbs
Stock Material Hardwood
Stock Style Field
Finish Blued
Choke Type Internal Choke Tubes
Included Choke Cylinder
Recoil Pad Included
Sling Swivel Studs Included
UPC 810058881793
Manufacturer SKU J020SSAW026

Highlights

  • 20 gauge single shot with a 26-inch barrel
  • 3-inch maximum chamber size
  • Break action design
  • Hardwood field-style stock with blued metal finish
  • 5.20 lbs weight and 42-inch overall length
  • Recoil pad and sling swivel studs included
  • Internal choke tubes with cylinder tube included

What's included

  • JTS Group Lonestrike 20 Gauge Single Shot Shotgun
  • Cylinder choke tube

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum chamber size of the JTS Group Lonestrike?

The Lonestrike has a 3-inch maximum chamber size, allowing it to accept various 20 gauge load options.

What is included with the JTS Group Lonestrike shotgun?

The shotgun includes a cylinder internal choke tube, a recoil pad, and sling swivel studs.

What is the overall length and weight of the Lonestrike?

The JTS Group Lonestrike has an overall length of 42.00 inches and weighs 5.20 lbs.

What type of action does the JTS Group Lonestrike use?

It uses a break action design for simple, reliable operation.

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