Ati Cavalry Over/Under Shotgun - Model GKOF410SV, 410 Gauge, 26-Inch BarrelATI Outdoors$511.87
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American Tactical Imports
The ATI Cavalry 28-gauge shotgun delivers lightweight, low-recoil shooting in a nimble over-and-under platform built for hunters and sport shooters who value handling over raw power. With a 26-inch barrel and 5-round capacity, this compact 28-gauge shotgun is ideal for upland bird hunting, clay sports, or anyone stepping up from air rifles or .22s who wants genuine shotgun versatility without shoulder punishment. The 28-gauge is often overlooked but earned respect among serious wingshooters—it patterns well, costs less per round than 20-gauge, and lets you shoot all day without fatigue.
ATI designed the Cavalry with practical engraving and a 14.5-inch wood stock that keeps the overall profile trim and pointable in brush or tight blinds. The over-and-under action is smooth and reliable, and the modest gauge pairs well with modern ammunition choices. Whether you're chasing quail in the Southwest or breaking clays at your local range, the Cavalry 28 punches above its weight and swings naturally in the hands.
This isn't a magnum-powered duck gun—it's built for precision, accuracy, and the kind of shooting that rewards good form. If you've been curious about the 28-gauge or want a second gun that's genuinely fun to shoot, the Cavalry is a smart, no-frills choice.
| Gauge | 28 |
| Action | Over-and-under |
| Barrel Length | 26 inches |
| Capacity | 5 rounds |
| Stock Material | Wood |
| Stock Length | 14.5 inches |
| Receiver Finish | Engraved |
Yes. The 28-gauge is effective for upland birds like quail, grouse, and woodcock, and is legal for waterfowl in many regions. Its light recoil and accurate shot placement make it a favorite among experienced bird hunters who prioritize marksmanship over raw knockdown power.
The Cavalry holds 5 rounds total—2 in the over-and-under barrels and 3 in reserve. This is typical for shotguns and provides plenty of follow-up shots for hunting or clay shooting.
Yes. The 26-inch barrel, smooth action, and light recoil make the Cavalry well-suited to trap, skeet, and sporting clays events, especially in divisions that allow 28-gauge competition.
A 26-inch barrel is on the shorter end for shotguns and offers faster handling in close quarters and brush. It will pattern slightly tighter than longer barrels but trades some shot velocity for maneuverability—a fair trade for upland work.
American Tactical Imports
The ATI Cavalry 28-gauge shotgun delivers lightweight, low-recoil shooting in a nimble over-and-under platform built for hunters and sport shooters who value handling over raw power. With a 26-inch barrel and 5-round capacity, this compact 28-gauge shotgun is ideal for upland bird hunting, clay sports, or anyone stepping up from air rifles or .22s who wants genuine shotgun versatility without shoulder punishment. The 28-gauge is often overlooked but earned respect among serious wingshooters—it patterns well, costs less per round than 20-gauge, and lets you shoot all day without fatigue.
ATI designed the Cavalry with practical engraving and a 14.5-inch wood stock that keeps the overall profile trim and pointable in brush or tight blinds. The over-and-under action is smooth and reliable, and the modest gauge pairs well with modern ammunition choices. Whether you're chasing quail in the Southwest or breaking clays at your local range, the Cavalry 28 punches above its weight and swings naturally in the hands.
This isn't a magnum-powered duck gun—it's built for precision, accuracy, and the kind of shooting that rewards good form. If you've been curious about the 28-gauge or want a second gun that's genuinely fun to shoot, the Cavalry is a smart, no-frills choice.
| Gauge | 28 |
| Action | Over-and-under |
| Barrel Length | 26 inches |
| Capacity | 5 rounds |
| Stock Material | Wood |
| Stock Length | 14.5 inches |
| Receiver Finish | Engraved |
Yes. The 28-gauge is effective for upland birds like quail, grouse, and woodcock, and is legal for waterfowl in many regions. Its light recoil and accurate shot placement make it a favorite among experienced bird hunters who prioritize marksmanship over raw knockdown power.
The Cavalry holds 5 rounds total—2 in the over-and-under barrels and 3 in reserve. This is typical for shotguns and provides plenty of follow-up shots for hunting or clay shooting.
Yes. The 26-inch barrel, smooth action, and light recoil make the Cavalry well-suited to trap, skeet, and sporting clays events, especially in divisions that allow 28-gauge competition.
A 26-inch barrel is on the shorter end for shotguns and offers faster handling in close quarters and brush. It will pattern slightly tighter than longer barrels but trades some shot velocity for maneuverability—a fair trade for upland work.