The CZ Sharp-Tail is one of the smoothest sporting clay shotguns in the market. Know why this firearm fits any type of shooter.
In this article:
- CZ Sharp-Tail Sporting Clay Shotgun
- Gun Info
- Gun Specs
- Ease of Use and Performance
- Pros and Cons
- Overall Verdict and Price
The Classy CZ Sharp-Tail Side-by-Side Shotgun
CZ Sharp-Tail: The CZ Sharp-Tail is a side-by-side break action modern coach shotgun manufactured by Huglu Cooperative in Turkey.
CZ Sharp-Tail Sporting Clay Shotgun
CZ Sharp-Tail Photo by CZ – USA
Elegant, classy, and affordable, the CZ Sharp-Tail could be the side-by-side shotgun for your everyday shooting pleasures. The CZ side-by-side shotgun is one of the sharpest shotguns in the market.
This beauty has black chrome contrasts perfectly complemented by a walnut stock and fore-end. The lightness of the gun is enough to point quickly at the target.
Its handling characteristics fit just right to any shooter using it. Scroll down to know more about CZ Sharp Tail coach gun.
Gun Info
This beauty features a selectable mechanical trigger, coil spring hammers, case-hardened receiver, walnut stock made in Turkey, and some floating firing pins. The classy double shotgun is within your reach due to its very affordable price, with quality and performance that will certainly please you.
The CZ Sharp-Tail is produced by the CZ, or Ceska Zbrojovka a.s. Uhersky Brod, and has now built a branch in the U.S.
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Gun Specs
CZ Sharp-Tail Photo by Czusafirearms [Youtube]
- Gauge: 12, 20, 28, and .410
- Max shell length: 3”
- Safety: Manual
- Barrel length: 28”
- Chokes: 5 Flush Interchangeable; 410” bore is Fixed IC/MOD
- Length of pull: 5”
- Style of fore-end: Semi-Beavertail
- Finish (Receiver): Color-Case Hardened
- Finish (Barrel): Black Hard Chrome
- Overall Length: 75”
- Weight: 5.9-7.3 lbs (depending on the gauge)
- Comb: 5”
- Heel: 25”
- Trigger Mechanism: Single Selectable
Ease of Use and Performance
CZ Sharp-Tail Photo by Czusafirearms [Youtube]
Overall, it is much smaller but definitely retains precision performance.
Pros and Cons
CZ Sharp-Tail Photo by Czusafirearms [Youtube]
- Varieties – You have options in choosing the gauge length to purchase and flush choke tubes to partner along with it.
- Sharp – Its overall features unite with each other, offering you sharp shooting actions that will bring your target down in an instant.
- Size – Its small size will not hinder nor add trouble to the user during hunting or in shotgun competitions.
Cons:
- Single-Selectable trigger – It is much slower than shooting with double triggers because you have to deal with the recoil and barrel flip of the first barrel before you can shoot again, giving time for your target to get away in a few seconds.
Overall Verdict and Price
CZ Sharp-Tail Photo by Czusafirearms [Youtube]
This side-by-side firearm from CZ shotguns is something you would want to own, especially if you're into sporting clay.
Take a look at the CZ Sharp-Tail in the video below by czusafirearms:
Side-by-side shotgun manufacturers made something worth having with this firearm. The CZ Sharp-Tail is your go-to shotgun in your trap shooting, bird hunting, and sporting clay. It will surely satisfy your shooting pleasures and you might find it hard not to consider it. I'll probably get one for myself in the near future.
Do you own a CZ Sharp-Tail? What features do you like best about this shotgun? We'd love to know your thoughts in the comments section below!
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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on March 28, 2017, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.
after seeing the first article on the sixteen gauge sharptail I decided I had to have one, upon getting said gun I ordered one each of the twenty gauge and twenty-eight gauge guns without really checking them out, they are beautiful guns to look at, but when I took the twenty gauge on my first duck hunt I found out that you have to be a weight lifter to pull the trigger and have it go off. I still think one would have to go a long ways to find a better looking double, but is there a way to get the trigger pull lightened up, I have taken the twenty on four hunt since and decided to leave them home from now on until I can lighten the trigger pull. would appreciate any help you could give, love the guns.