Description
Built to be a do-all workhorse shotgun, the Weatherby Element Synthetic Tungsten builds on a tried-and-true inertia semi-auto and seals its metalwork under a ceramic shell to create protection from the elements. Between the black polymer stock and the tungsten Cerakote barrel and action, this two-tone shotgun is at home chasing pheasants in the snow, laying in wait for waterfowl or breaking clays in the sun. Chambered in 12 or 20 gauge and with 3 inch chambers, the Element Synthetic Tungsten is shipped with a set of interchangeable chokes and is adjustable for fit with the included stock shim set. Between the incredibly hardy external finish and the reliable and time-proven inertia operating system, this Element is built to perform for years to come.
FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Drop and cast adjustments
- Vented top rib
- Fiber optic front bead
- Chrome lined bore
- Dual purpose bolt release
- Inertia operated action
- Swivel studs included
STOCK:
- Griptonite stock features pistol grip and forend inserts
- Gray/Black design color
BARREL AND METALWORK:
- Tungsten Cerakote on all metalwork
- 26 or 28 inch barrel
CHOKES:
- Full
- Modified
- Improved Cylinder
- Long Range Steel (12 ga only)
Questions about Choke Tubes? View the Choke Tube Guide
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How do you break in your shotgun? Check out the Shotgun section in FAQ
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Joshua Krick –
My first shot gun and gun ever purchased … Just back from shooting trap and this thing was amazing … Feels great, shoots great, looks great … I am so impressed that i will be sticking with weatherby for the rest of my purchases …
scott –
Man what a sweet gun. I hunted with a single shot Ithaca as a kid and it just felt perfect. My fam bought me a 20 gauge Element. Felt perfect. Shot some flying cowpies and some feel 50 years later. Super nice Shotgun.
Rich Rabe –
I have tried several other simi auto shotguns both gas and inertia , the 12 ga. tungsten is the best repeating shotgun I have ever shot or owned. It functioned perfectly in the first rounds of trap and skeet and no break in was needed . For hunting pheasants and chukar partridge it is light and tough, and shoots any load I put in it . I thought it would kick more but I think the fiber stock helps to negate some of the recoil ? even with hunting loads it’s soft shooting . As soon as I sell one of my B—— guns I’ll be getting one in twenty gauge.
Richard PApp –
The Weatherby Element Tungsten, like my Weatherguard, is what I would describe as a perfect weapon. The look is modern and appealing, the feel and balance are flawless and the performance is spectacular, all at a price that put it comfortably in my reach. Nothing feels quite like a Weatherby – the weight & swing, the grip, the trigger and overall handling just feel right to me. From a performance standpoint it’s flawless on the range and in the field – I have never had a misfeed, jam or misfire in over 1000 rounds, and accuracy, especially with the Weatherby long range steel choke, is nothing short of spectacular. I get consistently tight patterns with just about any load and clean kills on virtually everything I have shot at. I just really love this gun.
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