The Adler B220 straight pull 12 gauge shotgun is offered here as new and unfired, fitted with a Hawke micro reflex dot on a full length Picatinny rail. It is a manually operated repeater that combines the speed of a straight pull action with a modern optics ready setup.
Straight pull shotguns occupy an interesting niche. They cycle far faster than a pump for most shooters and avoid the gas system maintenance a semi automatic demands.
What the Adler B220 Straight Pull Package Includes
The barrel is 20 inches, blued, and fitted with a ventilated rib, which is the traditional sighting plane on a shotgun and helps dissipate heat during a long session. The chamber is 3 inches.
The stock is synthetic with a tactical pistol grip and sling swivels fitted. That configuration is aimed at practical use rather than field elegance, and the synthetic material shrugs off weather that would mark a wood stock.
A seven shot tube magazine feeds the gun, and an ambidextrous cocking lever allows operation from either side. Left handed shooters get the same access as right handed ones without any modification.
Three screw in chokes are included, which lets you tune the pattern for the job at hand rather than living with a single fixed constriction.
Key Features
The configuration as offered:
- 20 inch blued barrel with a ventilated rib and a 3 inch chamber
- Synthetic stock with a tactical pistol grip and fitted sling swivels
- Seven shot tube magazine capacity
- Ambidextrous cocking lever for operation from either side
- Three screw in chokes included for pattern control
- Hawke micro reflex dot fitted on a full length Picatinny rail, with a forend rail for a light
Optic, Rails, and Handling Details
The full length Picatinny rail is what makes the fitted red dot possible. A shotgun with a reflex sight is dramatically easier to aim precisely than one relying on a bead, particularly with slugs.
A micro reflex dot suits a shotgun well. Both eyes stay open, the dot floats on the target, and the fast target acquisition that makes red dots popular on carbines applies just as strongly here.
The forend Picatinny rail is fitted for a light or similar accessory. That is a genuinely useful addition on a defensive or night oriented shotgun, and it saves you buying and installing a mount later.
The Adler B220 straight pull action is worked with a lever rather than a sliding forend. Many shooters find they can run it faster than a pump because the motion is shorter and does not disturb the support hand position.
Weight and balance sit between a pump and a semi automatic. The 20 inch barrel keeps the gun handy in tight spaces without giving up the sight radius or pattern performance you want.
Chokes, Ammunition, and Care
Match the choke to the task. Open constrictions spread the pattern for close targets while tighter chokes hold the pattern together at distance, and having three on hand covers most situations.
Pattern the gun with your chosen ammunition and choke combination on paper at realistic distances. Shotgun patterns vary enormously between loads, and there is no substitute for seeing yours on a target.
The 3 inch chamber accepts a wide range of shells. Start with lighter loads while you learn the action, then work up as you get comfortable with the cycling motion.
Care follows standard shotgun practice. Clean the bore and the chokes after each session, keep the action lightly lubricated, and remove and grease the choke threads periodically so they never seize. Browse red dots, mounts, and lights in our optics collection.
Fast, well equipped, and ready to shoot as delivered, the Adler B220 straight pull package is a compelling option for anyone who wants a modern manual shotgun. Ships direct to your door, no FFL required.
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