Escort Dynamic 12-gauge autoloading shotgun

The Hatsan Escort Dynamic shotgun, conceived mainly for hunting and sports shooting, is an autoloading inertia-driven design, based upon a modified version of the kinetic system first conceived by Swedish engineer Carl Axel Theodor Sjögren in the early years of the 20th Century and later perfected and made famous by engineer Bruno Civolani at the Italian-based Benelli Armi company in the late 1960s.

What makes the Hatsan Escort Dynamic model different from the rest of the inertia-driven shotguns out there − most of which are Benelli design clones − is the plethora of outright innovative features it packs, and that make it a superb performer and incredibly easy to operate.

First things first: the construction. the Hatsan Escort Dynamic is composed of two assemblies: an ergonomic, DaSoft-finished black polymer stock, integrating the trigger group and the magazine tube, and the upper halve, which integrates most metal parts (frame and barrel). These two assemblies are held together by a quick-release latch system; this makes the Hatsan Escort Dynamic shotgun capable to field-strip in seconds and without tools, faster and easier than any other shotgun on the market. Cleaning and maintenance will be hassle-free, and reassembly will be just as quick and easy as field-stripping.

5 chokes inside

28 inch barrel