At the shooting range with the Racing Prestige Sporting

Racing line includes five different over-and-under of which the Prestige model, recognizable by the elegance of its long folders and gold engravings, represents the most refined version.

Special steels and exclusive mechanics are the strong points of F.A.I.R.® RACING shotguns. The solid locking system, large lug, careful hand-finishing and extremely accurate set-up are the finest features a shotgun should have to assure top-quality performances.

The shared features of the Racing over-and-under shotgun range are the mechanical parts machined entirely from solid steel billet; the receiver with raised profile, side reinforcements and 40 mm thickness for maximum strength and stability, the trigger guard and monoblocks. Available in 12- and 20-gauge it includes scaled receivers.

The gold trigger is single selective and adjustable thanks to the X-Trigger system. The cartridge case ejection is automatic and operated by long-strike selective ejectors. F.A.I.R. barrels made of tri-alloyed deep-drilled steel bars feature the special X-cones geometry that provides a smooth and long forcing cone for better recoil absorption even with narrow bores and tight patterns. This facilitates the shooter’s concentration and accuracy in long shooting sessions causing less fatigue

Another interesting technical detail for those about to start shooting is the knurled and wide 9 mm upper rib, featuring a center sighting groove to lead the shooter’s to the fiber optic front sight quickly and accurately. The barrels of the F.A.I.R. Racing Sporting Prestige over-and-under are available with 3”/76 mm magnum chamber and three lengths of 71, 76 and 81 cm fitted with a set of Tecnichoke Sport XP 70 mm internal and interchangeable chokes. The FAIR over-and-under’s stock is European walnut and oil-finished with fine-pitch laser-made checkering. The pistol grip stock has a wide, ergonomic grip and a ventilated rubber recoil pad. The overall weight of the shotgun with 71-cm barrels is 3.7 kg in 12-gauge and 3.5 kg in the 20-gauge version. As mentioned in the opening