Description
The Stoeger Condor Supreme O/U, Aa-Grade Gloss Walnut 12 Ga, 28 is a reliable, field-ready over/under shotgun built for the practical shooter. It combines a durable, inertia-driven action with a selectable single trigger and a high-grade American walnut stock, offering classic aesthetics and dependable performance for hunting and sport without a custom shop price tag. This model ships to Missouri and compliant US states.
Key Features
- Inertia-Driven Action: A simple, robust system that cycles reliably with minimal maintenance, even in adverse conditions.
- Selectable Single Trigger: Mechanical trigger allows you to choose which barrel fires first for tactical versatility in the field.
- AA-Grade Gloss Walnut Stock: Offers a classic, polished look with a durable finish that stands up to field use.
- Chrome-Lined Barrels: Enhance corrosion resistance and ease of cleaning, a practical feature for all-weather use.
- Manual Safety with Barrel Selector: Integrated into the top tang for intuitive, gloved-hand operation.
Specifications & Details
| Gauge | 12 Gauge |
| Chamber | 3″ |
| Barrel Length | 28″ |
| Overall Length | Approx. 45.5″ |
| Weight | Approx. 7.3 lbs |
| Chokes | Includes 3 (IC, M, F) |
Here’s the thing—when it comes to a day in the dove field or a round of sporting clays, you need a tool that works without fuss. The Condor Supreme’s 28-inch barrels provide a smooth swing for moving targets, and its 7.3-pound weight balances well for extended carry. The chrome-lined bores are a standout feature, shrugging off fouling from heavy target loads or steel shot. At a field-ready weight of just over seven pounds, it handles predictably. This shotgun is drop-in ready for standard 12-gauge ammunition from brands like Federal, Winchester, and Remington, making your first trip to the range straightforward.
Who This Shotgun Is For
This is the workhorse over/under for the Missouri hunter or recreational shooter who values proven mechanics over flashy extras. It’s built for the upland hunter chasing pheasant in CRP fields, the waterfowler needing a reliable backup, or the shooter looking for an affordable entry into break-action clays. It bridges the gap between basic field guns and expensive competition models, offering core reliability where it counts. With a price point of $502.33, it represents a tangible value in a category often defined by four-figure investments.
Practical Pros & Cons
Pros: The inertia system is famously tough and self-regulating—it doesn’t rely on gas ports that can clog. The selectable trigger is a genuine tactical advantage, letting you lead with a modified choke for a closer shot, then follow with a full. The walnut furniture provides a secure grip and classic feel that synthetic stocks often lack.
Cons: As an imported firearm, aftermarket support for custom stocks or specialty parts isn’t as vast as for some domestic brands. The action may feel stiffer out of the box compared to a hand-fitted gun, but it smooths with use. The 3-inch chamber is standard, but some modern waterfowl loads now demand 3.5-inch capabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the Stoeger Condor Supreme compatible with aftermarket chokes?
A: Yes, it uses the Beretta/Benelli Mobil choke thread system. This is a widely supported standard, so you can easily find aftermarket chokes from brands like Carlson’s or Briley to tailor your pattern.
Q: Can this shotgun handle high-volume target shooting?
A: It’s built as a field gun first. While durable, its 7.3-pound frame will transmit more recoil with hundreds of 12-gauge target loads in a single session compared to a heavier dedicated target model. For regular recreational clays, it’s perfectly capable.
Q: What’s the real difference between the inertia system and a gas system?
A: Inertia drives use the shotgun’s recoil to cycle the action, resulting in a simpler, lighter mechanism that stays cleaner longer. Gas systems use propellant gases tapped from the barrel, which dampen felt recoil but require more frequent cleaning to prevent carbon buildup from causing malfunctions.
Available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases.
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