The Four Peaks HT-104 is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun with a camo finish, aimed at hunters and sport shooters who want a reliable gas-operated platform without a big price tag. The 28-inch barrel gives a longer sight radius and improved swing-through on moving targets, while the synthetic stock keeps the overall weight down. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 810065120632 
• Manufacturer: Four Peaks 
• Model: HT-104 
• Action: Semi-automatic 
• Caliber: 12 Gauge 
• Chamber: 2.75" 
• Barrel Length: 28" 
• Color: Camo 
• Capacity: 4 Rounds 
• Sights: Bead 
• Stock Material: Synthetic 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Detailed Features 

The semi-auto action cycles faster than a pump, which helps when a second shot matters. The 12 gauge in a 2.75-inch chamber covers standard field and target loads well. A 28-inch barrel is a traditional waterfowl and clay-shooting length. It produces a natural swing and keeps muzzle velocity up on longer shots. 
 
The synthetic stock is unaffected by moisture and temperature swings that would swell or warp wood, a practical consideration for a gun being used in the field. The camo finish helps hunters avoid reflection that might spook birds. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Waterfowl hunting: The 28-inch barrel and camo pattern are a natural fit; semi-auto cycling handles follow-up shots on decoying birds. 
• Sporting clays or trap: Barrel length and bead sight work well for clay games where lead and swing matter more than speed. 
• General field use: Versatile enough for upland birds and turkey with the right choke and load.

Owners of the Four Peaks Camo Fury 12 GA generally come away positive, with the most consistent praise going to the camo finish and the gun's smooth cycling on standard field loads. Hunters appreciate how the pattern blends in during waterfowl or turkey setups, and the semi-auto action gets good marks for keeping up with fast-moving birds.

The gun's balance at 28 inches is frequently mentioned. Most users find it well-proportioned and comfortable through a long shoot. Weight comes up occasionally as slightly heavier than expected, though this rarely rises to a complaint.

On the critical side, a minority of owners report occasional jams, typically linked to specific ammunition brands rather than a consistent mechanical fault. Value comes up often: the consensus is that this gun competes well within its price range, with several users comparing it favorably to other entry-to-mid-level semiautos. Customer service experiences vary. Some owners had smooth warranty interactions, a few found the process frustrating.