CZ All-American 12 Gauge Over-Under Shotgun

Description

The sun is just a sliver on the horizon, the air is cold and still, and the distant call of a goose breaks the silence. In that moment, you don’t want to think about your gear—you need it to be an extension of your will, reliable and precise. That’s the discipline behind the CZ, All-American, 12 Gauge, 3″ Chamber, 30″ Barrel, Blue Finish, Walnut Stock, 2 Rounds. This over-under shotgun is built for the dedicated waterfowler and clay target shooter who demands performance that matches their commitment, with a price point of $2299.51 reflecting its serious construction.

Here’s the thing—this isn’t a general-purpose field gun. It’s a specialized tool. The 30-inch barrel length provides the long, smooth swing plane critical for leading fast-flying ducks or smashing long crossers on the sporting clays course. The 3-inch chamber handles everything from light 2¾-inch target loads to the heavy 3-inch magnums needed for late-season geese, giving you versatile firepower. The deep, rich blue finish on the barrels isn’t just for show; it’s a durable protective layer against the harsh, wet environments where waterfowlers operate.

Let’s talk about the walnut. The stock isn’t just a piece of wood; it’s the interface between you and the machine. CZ selects and finishes their walnut to provide a solid, confident grip, with a checkering pattern that ensures control even with wet or gloved hands. The balance point, aided by that long barrel, sits just ahead of the hinge, making the gun feel alive and pointable rather than sluggish. At approximately 8.2 pounds, it has the heft to absorb recoil from heavy loads without being cumbersome to carry. This gun fits out of the box for most shooters, with a well-designed stock geometry that promotes a natural mount.

Specification	Detail
Gauge	12 Gauge
Chamber	3″
Barrel Length	30″
Finish	Blued Steel, Walnut Stock
Capacity	2 Rounds
Action Type	Over-Under

Pros: The long barrel offers superior swing dynamics and a longer sighting plane for consistent hits. The 3-inch chamber versatility is a major asset. The classic blued steel and walnut aesthetic stands the test of time and elements. The build quality at this price point is highly competitive against brands like Browning Citori or Beretta 686 series.

Cons: The two-round capacity is a limitation for some high-volume clay games like sporting clays with true pairs. The 30-inch barrel can feel long in tight blinds or thick cover. It’s a dedicated tool—you wouldn’t choose this as your primary brush gun for upland hunting.

So who is this for? The All-American is for the hunter who spends weekends in a marsh layout blind, waiting for mallards. It’s for the serious recreational clays shooter who wants a reliable, elegant gun for weekend competitions without a custom-shop price tag. It’s for the shooter who appreciates traditional craftsmanship but needs a workhorse that can handle real-world conditions. This firearm is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, requiring an FFL transfer for firearm purchases.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this shotgun suitable for trap shooting?

A: Absolutely. The 30-inch barrel is an ideal length for trap, providing a stable, smooth swing for breaking singles or doubles from the 16-yard line or handicap distances. Its weight helps manage recoil during long sessions.

Q: Can it fire steel shot for waterfowl hunting?

A: Yes, the barrels are specifically designed and proofed to safely handle modern steel shot loads. Always confirm with the manufacturer’s manual, but this gun is built for the task with its 3-inch chamber.

Q: What chokes does it come with?

A: Typically, CZ over-unders like the All-American come equipped with a set of multi-choke tubes (often Improved Cylinder, Modified, and Full). This provides immediate flexibility for everything from close-range skeet to long-range waterfowl passes.

If your pursuit requires a focused, reliable over-under that bridges the gap between classic aesthetics and modern performance, the CZ All-American warrants a close look.