The Breda/Dickinson Plantation SX is a side-by-side shotgun that pairs traditional aesthetics with solid field performance. The Turkish walnut stock and color case hardened receiver give it a classic look, while the break-open action and double trigger deliver the kind of no-nonsense operation upland hunters expect. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 1794004148 
• UPC: 791154362686 
• Brand: Breda/Dickinson 
• Model Name: Plantation 
• MPN: 202P 
• Chamber: 3" 
• Action: Break Open (Side by Side) 
• Capacity: 2 RD 
• Barrel Length: 28" 
• Overall Length: 46" 
• Weight: 6.30 lbs  
• Sights: Brass Bead Front  
• Stock Material: Turkish Walnut  
• Grip Type: Standard  
• Trigger Type: Double  
• Safety Mechanism: Manual Thumb  
• Finish Color Options: 
  • Barrel Finish: Black  
  • Receiver Finish: Color Case Hardened  
  • Stock Finish: Brown  
     

Detailed Features 

The break-open action makes loading and clearing fast, a practical advantage when working through upland cover. Each barrel fires independently via the double trigger, so you can choose a tighter or more open choke based on target distance without hesitation. Brass bead sights hold up in varying light, and the thin wall chokes let you swap shot spread for different game or clay scenarios. At 6.30 lbs and 46" overall, it handles comfortably over a long day in the field. 
 
The Turkish walnut stock balances looks with function: the grain adds visual appeal, and the wood provides a firm, natural feel compared to synthetic alternatives. Color case hardened receiver finish is both durable and distinctive.

Owners of the Breda/Dickinson SX 20 Gauge SxS generally like it and are pretty clear about why.

The Turkish walnut stock gets consistent attention. People note it looks and feels better than you'd expect at this price. Most describe the fit and finish as solid, with no obvious gaps or loose components out of the box.

Being 20 gauge keeps the weight down, which younger and smaller-framed shooters specifically mention as a factor. The action is reported as smooth, and shot patterns are described as consistent for upland or clay work.

On the critical side: shooters using heavier loads notice recoil more than they expected from a 20 gauge, and a few recommend adding a recoil pad. The aftermarket parts selection is thinner than for more popular brands, which limits customization. Some owners also note a break-in period before everything cycles at its best. A handful of users feel the balance point could be adjusted for certain shooting stances.

The value question comes up often. Most conclude the SX delivers quality features at a price that undercuts comparable side-by-sides.