Tri Starr firearms

[philbilly26]

found a nice over and under made by tristar 12ga. 3 1/2 camo'ed in mossy oak duck blind cam. Has anybody got any dealings with this firearm and its reliability?

[Coker Creek]

I've been using one for last two seasons with no issues. Got a jellyhead .655 in top barrel &full choke in bottom for close shots. Its worked out pretty good so far i've put half dozen down or so with it. I also drilled & tapped it for a red dot scope . Hope this helps.

[jarbo03]

Mine double fired a lot, had it in tri-stars service center multiple times, thankfully it is local.  My 16 ga tri-star o/u did the same thing, it appeard to have been fixed after a trip to the service center. Too bad, I sold the 12, is still the best feeling o/u I have fired.

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[Southern Sportsman]

I actually just bought an O/U after looking and researching for a while. I looked at that particular gun and I read several accounts of them double firing or even firing when snapped closed. The idea of 2 3.5" turkey loads firing simultaneously with an O/U and me against a tree steered me in a different direction.

[allaboutshooting]

Judging from the numbers of people looking for chokes for those guns at the Convention last weekend, sales must be excellent. I talked with a bunch of owners of those guns and they were very satisfied with performance, they just needed a better turkey choke.

Thanks,
Clark

[philbilly26]

I was going to buy my 14 yr old this gun but i don't think i will take the chance with the double firing issue...   and it being almost 700 bucks at my gunshot...

[jarbo03]

I was going to buy my 14 yr old this gun but i don't think i will take the chance with the double firing issue...   and it being almost 700 bucks at my gunshot...

In that same price range, a good used O/U can be found, any of the more quality brands will still have many years of trouble free service.

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