The Pointer FT6 is a 20-gauge side-by-side chambered in a classic break-open configuration, weighing 7.090 lbs with a 28-inch blued barrel. The case-hardened receiver pairs with a walnut stock for a traditional look that holds up in the field. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Gauge: 20 Gauge 
• Barrel Length: 28.00 inches 
• Magazine Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Weight: 7.090 lbs 
• Item Length: 45.500 inches 
• Item Height: 4.000 inches 
• Item Width: 5.000 inches 
• Finish: Case Hardened  
• Barrel Finish: Blued  
• Stock Material: Walnut  
• Material: Carbon Steel 
   

Features 

At just over seven pounds, the FT6 carries easily through a full day of upland hunting without much fatigue. The 28-inch barrel gives you a workable sight radius and a shot swing that suits both flushing birds and clay targets. Carbon steel construction with a blued barrel finish offers reasonable corrosion resistance, and the walnut stock adds grip in damp conditions. 
 
The two-round capacity is a deliberate limit that rewards accurate shooting over volume fire. It works well for hunters who prefer the discipline of a traditional double gun and suits trap or skeet practice where shot selection matters.

Owners of the Pointer FT6 generally like the traditional side-by-side format and praise the blued barrel and walnut stock for their classic look. The 20-gauge is appreciated for its lighter recoil compared to 12-gauge alternatives, and most users find the gun handles well on upland birds or at the clay range.

The most common criticism targets the trigger pull. Some shooters find it acceptable while others wish it were crisper. A smaller number of owners report inconsistencies in fit and finish, which points to quality control variation in the production run. Recoil is generally called manageable, though absolute beginners occasionally find it livelier than expected.

Overall the FT6 lands as a solid traditional double for the price, though prospective buyers with specific trigger preferences should try one before buying.