The Silver Eagle Foris is a 12 GA semi-automatic shotgun with a 28-inch barrel, inertia action, and a sure-lock bolt system. It weighs 6.56 lbs and holds 3+1 rounds. The Realtree MAX-5 camo finish covers the entire gun, including the stock. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Caliber: 12 GA 
• Capacity: 3+1 (including one in the chamber) 
• Condition: New in Box 
• Finish Per Color: Realtree MAX-5 camouflage 
• Manufacturer: Silver Eagle 
• Model: Foris 
• Type: Semi Auto Shotgun 
• Weight: 6.56 lbs 
   

Features 

• Inertia action for fast follow-up shots with reduced recoil. 
• Sure-lock bolt system for secure lockup after each shot. 
• Benelli Crio Plus choke system; includes five chokes (C, F, IC, IM, M) to match shot patterns to your target. 
• Fiber optic front sight for visibility in low light. 
• Fixed stock with rubber cheek piece for comfortable hold during extended sessions. 
   

Usage 

At 6.56 lbs with a 28-inch barrel, the Foris is a natural pointer for waterfowl and upland hunting. The MAX-5 pattern was designed for marsh and flooded timber environments, which matches typical duck hunting cover. The inertia action handles light field loads to heavy steel shot without adjustment, and the choke selection covers everything from close-flushing birds to longer crossing shots. For trap or skeet, the semi-auto action speeds transitions between targets.

Owners of the Silver Eagle Foris in MAX-5 camo have a generally positive take on this shotgun.

Reliability is the most consistent theme in user feedback. The inertia system cycles smoothly with a wide range of loads, and most users don't report cycling failures during regular hunting use.

The MAX-5 finish gets good marks both for appearance and practical concealment in typical waterfowl habitat. The overall build feels solid, with no reported issues around fit of the action or stock.

Ergonomics are well-regarded. The stock geometry fits most shooters without modification, and the rubber cheek piece adds comfort during extended range sessions or multi-bird days.

Value comes up often as a selling point. Users frequently compare the Foris favorably to more expensive inertia shotguns and consider it a strong option at its price point.

Customer support opinions are split. Some owners report positive warranty experiences, while others mention delays or difficulty getting a response. It's worth factoring that in if you're buying for heavy field use.