The Pointer Acrius Field is a 20-gauge over/under shotgun with a 28-inch barrel, Turkish walnut stock, and nickel receiver. The 20 GA chambering produces less recoil than 12 GA with only a modest reduction in payload, making it a practical choice for upland bird hunting or light clay shooting. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Acrius Field 
• Brand: Pointer 
• Gauge: 20 GA 
• Action Type: Over Under 
• Capacity: 2 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Chamber: 3 inches 
• Stock Material: Turkish Walnut 
• Finish: Brown with Nickel Receiver 
• Sights: Fiber Optic Front 
• Weight: Approximately 7.09 lbs 
   

Detailed Features 

The chrome-lined barrels resist corrosion and are easier to clean after extended use. Mechanical triggers let the second barrel fire independently of the first. Five interchangeable chokes (Cylindrical, Full, Improved Cylinder, Improved Modified, Modified) allow shot pattern adjustment for different distances and targets. The fiber optic front sight picks up ambient light for a clear sight picture in variable conditions. The Turkish walnut stock and forend are fitted to a nickel-finish receiver, which gives the Acrius Field a lighter, brighter appearance than blued or case-hardened variants.

The Acrius 20 GA Field gets favorable reviews for the Turkish walnut stock quality and overall appearance at its price point. Most owners find the balance and swing characteristics comfortable for upland bird hunting and skeet or trap practice.

Recoil management in 20 GA is consistently mentioned as a positive -- the lighter gauge combined with the 7.09 lb. weight keeps recoil very manageable, which suits shooters building their fundamentals or those who simply prefer a softer-shooting gun.

Some owners report minor quality control inconsistencies on individual units -- fit and finish issues like slightly rough edges or cosmetic marks on the woodwork. These are not universal, but come up often enough to be worth inspecting at purchase. Pricing is viewed as fair for an entry-level over/under with real walnut furniture, though buyers comparing this to higher-end brands in the $1,000+ range note the differences in refinement.