The Uplander is a 20-gauge side-by-side shotgun with a 28-inch barrel, Grade A satin walnut stock, and double triggers. At 7.4 lbs. and 44 inches overall, it's sized for upland bird hunting and handles well in the field. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: Uplander 
• UPC: 037084311555 
• Gauge: 20 GA 
• Action: Side by Side 
• Barrel Length: 28 inches 
• Weight: 7.4 lbs. 
• Finish/Stock: Grade A Satin Walnut 
• Overall Length: 44 inches 
• Capacity: 2 rounds (Double Trigger) 
• Chokes: Improved Cylinder (IC), Modified (M) 
• Sights: Brass bead 
• Length of Pull: 14.5 inches 
• Drop at Heel: 2.5 inches 
• Drop at Comb: 1.5 inches 
   

Features 

 
Double triggers let you select which barrel fires first. The forward trigger typically fires the more open choke (IC), the rear fires the tighter one (M). That choice matters for upland hunting where you want a wider pattern for close flushes and a tighter pattern if the bird gets out. The 20-gauge is lighter on felt recoil than a 12-gauge, which makes for a comfortable day afield on foot. The brass bead front sight is standard for a field shotgun of this type. 
 
The Grade A satin walnut stock has good figure without the gloss finish that shows scratches in the field. 
 

Usage 

• Upland bird hunting for quail, pheasant, grouse 
• Skeet and sporting clays 
• General field use where a traditional two-shot side-by-side is preferred

Users appreciate the Uplander's classic styling and the Grade A walnut finish, which looks better in hand than product photos typically show. The side-by-side configuration and double triggers draw consistent positive remarks from hunters who prefer a traditional platform over modern semi-autos.

The 20-gauge is well-regarded for upland hunting: manageable recoil for a full day's walk, and enough pattern at reasonable distances for most game birds. Shooters new to doubles find the handling intuitive once they learn the double-trigger layout.

The most common criticism is that the shotgun lacks modern features, no single selective trigger, no interchangeable chokes beyond the two included tubes, and the fit and finish are in line with the price point rather than premium Turkish or Spanish imports. Users willing to spend more will find tighter wood-to-metal fit on comparable guns; those buying at this price generally accept the tradeoffs.

Weight and balance get mixed feedback. At 7.4 lbs., some find it comfortable and well-balanced; others feel it's heavier than expected for a 20-gauge. Balance point varies with ammunition selection.