CZ All-American Single Trap Over/Under 12 Gauge

Description

You know that feeling when you’re on the line, the sun’s in your eyes, and you need a shotgun that’s just an extension of your will? That’s the zone the CZ All-American Single Trap is built for. I’ve put a few hundred shells through this over/under, and here’s the straight talk.

The CZ, All-American Single Trap, Over/Under, 12 Gauge, 3″ Chamber, 30″ Chrome Lined, Black, Walnut Stock, Beaver-Tail Forend, 14.5″-15.5″ Length of Pull, Adjustable Comb, 2 Rounds is a dedicated, competition-ready trap gun designed for serious clay target shooters. It’s a purpose-built over/under with a long, chromed barrel, a fully adjustable stock, and a price tag that undercuts many of its peers in the single-target discipline.

Let’s start with the fit. The adjustable comb is the heart of this gun. You can dial in the height and cast for a perfect, repeatable cheek weld without a trip to the gunsmith. That means it fits out of the box for a wide range of shooters. The length of pull is also adjustable within a full inch, from 14.5″ to 15.5″, using included spacers. This level of customization on a gun at this price point is rare—it’s what you’d expect on models costing twice as much. The beavertail forend fills your hand nicely, promoting consistent hand placement and reducing felt recoil over a long day of shooting.

The 30-inch chrome-lined barrels are where the magic happens. That length gives you a long, smooth swing, essential for tracking and breaking distant trap targets. The chrome lining isn’t just for corrosion resistance; it makes cleaning after a dusty day at the range a breeze. Chambered for 3″ shells, it handles everything from light target loads to heavier handicap rounds. At just over eleven hundred dollars, the $1102.52 price is a serious conversation starter for a gun with these features.

Here’s the thing—this is a single-trap gun. It’s built with a high, centered point of impact to shoot where you’re looking when your face is properly mounted on that adjustable comb. That makes it brilliant for breaking rising clays but less ideal for a general field or sporting clays gun where you need a more neutral point of aim. The walnut stock has a classic, clean finish that looks good without being flashy, and the overall balance with those long barrels is just forward enough to keep your swing moving.

Specifications

Gauge	12 Gauge
Chamber	3″
Barrel Length	30″
Barrel Finish	Chrome Lined
Stock	Adjustable Walnut
Length of Pull	14.5″ – 15.5″ (Adjustable)

Pros: The adjustable comb and length of pull are huge value-adds. The 30″ chrome-lined barrels offer excellent durability and swing characteristics. It’s a dedicated competition tool at a price that makes high-level trap shooting more accessible. The fit and finish are solid for the category.

Cons: It’s a specialist. If you’re looking for a do-everything over/under, this isn’t it—the high rib and single-purpose design show. The weight, which I’d estimate around 8.5 pounds, is perfect for soaking up recoil on the trap field but can feel hefty for some. It’s a two-round gun, which is all you need for trap, but don’t expect a multi-choke system; it’s fixed for trap.

So who is this for? It’s for the shooter who lives for the trap field. The one who wants the custom-fit feel of a high-dollar Perazzi or Krieghoff but has a realistic budget. It’s for the ATA shooter looking for a reliable, tunable backup gun or a fantastic primary without a five-figure investment. It’s also a great choice for a junior shooter who can grow into the gun as they develop, thanks to that adjustable stock. It pairs perfectly with standard trap loads from brands like Winchester AA or Federal Top Gun.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this gun suitable for sporting clays or skeet?

A: Not ideally. The high, centered point of impact designed for rising trap targets makes it less versatile for the varied angles and crossing shots found in sporting clays or skeet. It’s a dedicated single-target trap gun.

Q: What chokes does it come with?

A: As a dedicated single-trap model, it typically comes with fixed chokes, often Improved Modified and Full, optimized for breaking clays at standard trap distances. Always confirm the exact choke configuration before purchase.

Q: Does the adjustable comb stay put under recoil?

A: Yes, the mechanism is robust. Once you’ve set it to your preferred dimensions and tightened it down, it’s designed to hold its position securely through hundreds of rounds. I haven’t had mine shift during use.

If you’re ready to step up your trap game with a gun built for the job, the CZ All-American Single Trap delivers serious value. It’s available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.