Description

Looking for a straightforward, reliable shotgun for upland bird hunting in San Diego County or a solid option for home defense? The Heritage Badlander side-by-side is a good choice. Based on the classic western double-barrel design, this shotgun offers a simple, durable platform without a lot of modern complexity.

What the Badlander Brings to the Table

The Badlander features two 18.5-inch barrels finished with a black oxide coating – plenty durable for the salty air near the coast and resistant to corrosion. It’s a good length for maneuverability, especially if you anticipate using it for home defense or while navigating brush. A simple brass bead front sight is positioned between the barrels. The stock is made of walnut, offering a traditional feel and a solid cheek weld.

Heritage Badlander Specs

• Action: Side-by-Side
• Gauge: 12 Gauge
• Barrel Length: 18.5 inches
• Capacity: 2 Rounds
• Finish: Black Oxide
• Stock Material: Walnut
• Weight: 6.4 pounds

California Compliance

This shotgun is California compliant, with a barrel length of 18.5 inches and an overall length that meets state requirements. You can confidently purchase this firearm knowing it’s legal for use in California for eligible buyers.

Uses & Considerations

This isn’t a highly specialized target gun, but it’s a solid all-around option. We see these going to customers interested in:

• Upland Bird Hunting: Lightweight and easy to carry while hunting quail or doves.
• Home Defense: A simple, reliable, and effective option for protecting your home.
• Range Use: A fun and different experience at the range – great for trying out a classic design.

Keep in mind this is a 2-round capacity shotgun, which is typical for side-by-sides. If you’re looking for higher capacity, you’ll want to consider a different platform.

FFL Transfer & Shipping

We are a fully licensed California FFL dealer. We can ship this shotgun directly to any other California FFL dealer for transfer, or you can pick it up at our San Diego location. If you are shipping to another state, we will abide by all local, state, and federal laws.