The Premier Over/Under is a Turkish walnut-stocked shotgun built for hunters and competitive shooters who want a traditionally styled gun with solid mechanics. It handles well across upland bird hunting, skeet, and trap. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: PREMIER 
• Caliber: 20 Gauge (also available in 12/28/410 Gauge) 
• Action: Over / Under 
• Capacity: 2 rounds 
• Barrel Length: Options of 26 inches or 28 inches 
• Chamber Size: 3 inches 
• Length of Pull (LOP): 14 3/8 inches 
   

Features 

 
The stock is Turkish walnut with a rich grain and smooth finish. Up front, a fiber optic bead gives fast sight acquisition in varying light. Mechanical triggers provide a consistent pull regardless of whether the first barrel fires, and the box lock action runs reliably over many rounds. The selectable firing order lets you choose which barrel goes first depending on the situation. Choke compatibility follows the Benelli/Mobil system, so swapping tubes for different patterns (skeet, modified, full) takes seconds. 
 
The 20 gauge chambering keeps weight down, which helps on long days in the field. The gun is also available in 12, 28, and .410 bore for shooters who want a different fit or load. 
 

Common Uses 

 
For upland hunting, the lightweight build and selectable barrel order work well on fast-moving birds. In skeet competition, the fiber optic bead and crisp mechanical triggers support quick, accurate target breaks. The 14 3/8-inch LOP fits a wide range of shooters without adjustment.

Owners of the Premier 20G Over/Under generally like what they get for the money. The Turkish walnut stock draws consistent compliments. The color, grain depth, and fit-and-finish hold up well compared to similarly priced guns. Most shooters find the 26-inch barrel well-balanced: easy to swing without feeling whippy.

On the range, reliability and accuracy get positive marks. The over/under layout is appreciated for clean second-shot follow-up, whether hunting or shooting clays.

Recoil sensitivity comes up occasionally. Lighter-weight shotguns can feel snappier to recoil-sensitive shooters, and the 20 gauge Premier is no exception. Trigger feel divides opinion. Some find it clean and crisp, others want a lighter or shorter pull. There's also some demand for more aftermarket stock options and accessories tailored to this model.

A few new owners mention a short break-in period before cycling smoothes out, which is common in this style of gun and worth knowing going in.