Remington 3200 Competition, 12 Gauge, 27.5″ Barrel

The Remington Model 3200 Competition chambered in 12 Gauge featuring a 27.5-inch barrel (historically cataloged as a 28-inch barrel) is an absolute icon of American clay target shooting. Produced by Remington Arms between 1973 and 1984, the Model 3200 was a highly advanced over-and-under shotgun designed to compete directly with elite European competition firearms. Though factory catalogs often rounded the measurement up to 28 inches, actual physical measurements of the Skeet and standard sporting barrels routinely measure out to exactly 27.5 inches (or 70cm) from the breech to the muzzle.