The TriStar Hunter Mag II is an over/under shotgun chambered in 12 GA with a 3.5" chamber, 28" barrel, 2-round capacity, and natural camouflage finish. It weighs 7.60 lbs and measures 45.5" overall. The receiver is a lightweight alloy, and the single selective trigger allows choosing which barrel fires first. 
 

Key Specifications 

• SKU: 2024010813 
• UPC: 713780352237 
• Brand: TriStar 
• Model Name: Hunter Magnum II 
• MPN: 35223 
• Chamber: 3.5" 
• Action: Break Open 
• Capacity: 2 RD (Rounds) 
• Barrel Length: 28" 
• Overall Length: 45.5" 
• Weight: 7.60 lbs. 
• Sights: Fiber Optic Front 
• Grip Type: Standard 
• Trigger Type: Single Selective 
• Safety Mechanism: Top Tang Safety 
• Finish: Natural Camouflage 
• Condition: New in Box 
   

Detailed Features 

The 3.5" chamber handles the full range of 12-gauge loads including heavy magnum waterfowl shells. The single selective trigger lets you fire either barrel first, which is practical when you have different chokes loaded for different distances. The fiber optic front sight is visible in low-light hunting conditions. The alloy receiver keeps the weight reasonable for a 3.5" O/U. The camouflage finish covers the full gun. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

The 3.5" chamber and camo finish make this a functional waterfowl O/U. The over/under configuration gives two choke options in fast succession. At 7.60 lbs the weight is manageable for a gun chambered for heavy loads. The break-open design is straightforward to clean and maintain.

The Hunter Mag II draws positive feedback for its value positioning. Buyers appreciate getting an O/U with a 3.5" chamber and natural camo at a price point below most comparable over/unders. The action quality and handling are consistently described positively, and the camo finish is seen as both aesthetic and practical for hunting.

Weight comes up as the most frequent criticism, with 7.60 lbs noted as heavier than expected for extended carry. Occasional fit and finish imperfections appear in reviews, and some experienced O/U shooters compare it unfavorably to higher-end models. As an entry-level or budget O/U, it is generally recommended; for more demanding use or serious competition, buyers may want to step up.