The F.A.I.R. Iside II is a side-by-side, break-action shotgun chambered in 12 Gauge with a 28 inch barrel set. It uses a two-round break-open action with a color case hardened, engraved receiver and an English-style walnut stock with a straight grip. Steel barrels are fitted with the TechniChoke choke system for interchangeable chokes. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: F.A.I.R. 
• Model: Iside II 
• Gauge: 12 Gauge 
• Action: Break Open 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 28in 
• Barrel Material: Steel 
• Weight: 6.39 lbs 
• Finish: Color Case Hardened w/ Engraving 
   

Detailed Features 

• Side-by-side double barrels open on a break action, with an automatic safety and a double trigger. 
• TechniChoke XP50 choke system ships with Cylinder, Improved Cylinder, and Modified chokes for adjusting shot pattern. 
• Engraved, color case hardened receiver pairs with steel barrels for a traditional look. 
• English-style walnut stock has a straight grip, a 14.50 inch length of pull, and stock drop of 1.42 inches at the comb and 2.28 inches at the heel. 
• No sights are fitted, in keeping with a classic field double.

As a 12 gauge entry in the Iside II line, this side-by-side gets judged on the same terms as any double: barrel regulation and how tight the break-open action stays after use. The engraved, color case hardened receiver is a common point of praise, and owners generally describe the fit and finish as solid for a gun in this class.

In the field, the 28 inch barrels and walnut stock with a straight grip give a traditional point that upland and clay shooters tend to like, though some newcomers to double guns need a session or two to get comfortable with the double trigger. The lack of a pistol grip is a plus for traditionalists and a minor adjustment for everyone else.

On value, 12 gauge doubles in this configuration draw comparisons to both pump and semi-auto guns at similar price points, and reactions split between owners who prize the classic handling of a side-by-side and those who miss the extra capacity of a repeater. The TechniChoke system is generally seen as a practical way to adjust pattern without swapping barrels.