The Retay Masai Mara in 20 GA is a semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 3-inch shells, with a 26-inch barrel, natural camo finish, and a 4+1 capacity. At 7 lbs and 47.5 inches overall, it's on the lighter end for a field semi-auto and carries well across long days in the field. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Model Name: Retay Masai Mara 
• UPC: 193212048783 
• Gauge: 20 GA 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 4+1 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 26 inches 
• Overall Length: 47.5 inches 
• Weight: 7 lbs. 
• Chamber Length: 3 inches 
• Sights: Red TruGlo Fiber Optic Front Sight 
• Finish: Natural Camo 
   

Detailed Features: 

1. Inertia Plus Bolt System - The inertia-driven action cycles reliably across different load weights and handles the recoil cycle without the gas ports and seals that require more frequent cleaning. 
    
2. MaraPro Barrel Technology - The chrome-lined MaraPro barrel is designed for consistent shot patterns and holds up to field use and cleaning. 
    
3. Push Button RTS System & Quick Unload Feature - Useful in the field for swapping chokes or unloading without working through the action one shell at a time. 
    
4. TruGlo Fiber Optic Sights - The red front sight is easy to acquire in low-light conditions typical of early morning hunts. 
    
5. Five-Choke System (F, IM, M, IC, S) - Ships with five chokes covering the full range from tight to skeet, which covers most hunting and sporting applications. 
    

Usage Scenarios: 

• The natural camo finish and 20-gauge chambering make this a natural fit for waterfowl hunting where a lower-recoil gun is useful for longer sessions. 
• Works well for clay pigeon shooting where the lighter 20-gauge recoil reduces fatigue over a full round. 
• Upland bird hunting is another common use; the 7 lb weight and 26-inch barrel swing naturally on fast-moving targets.

Owners of the Retay Masai Mara 20 GA generally report positive experiences, with a few consistent criticisms.

The lightweight feel, 7 lbs, is mentioned often as an advantage for hunters who spend full days moving through the field. The natural camo finish gets practical praise for blending into hunting environments.

The semi-automatic action is the main draw over pump guns for most owners, and reliability reports are generally solid. The inertia system keeps the action cleaner than gas-operated alternatives, which some users mention as a maintenance advantage.

Recoil comes up occasionally. The inertia system can feel sharper than a well-tuned gas gun, particularly for newer shooters or those running lighter loads. It's not a dealbreaker for most, but worth knowing.

Aftermarket support is limited compared to Beretta or Browning alternatives at similar price points. Availability of replacement parts and model-specific accessories is a recurring concern for buyers thinking long-term.

Overall the gun earns its place in the 20-gauge field shotgun category, particularly for buyers who prioritize weight and want the natural camo option at this price point.