• 20 gauge 920 in Black
• 12 gauge 1012 in Black
• 12 gauge 1012 in Bronze

The Prizes

• CZ 920

  The CZ 920 20 gauge is built with a high gloss finish and sleek look with attractive lines both on the alloy receiver and on the walnut stock.  The modern-style recoil pad provides for not only a significant reduction in perceived recoil, but is snag-free as well. A long recoil spring is located in the butt of the stock, simplifying assembly and allowing it to cycle a wide variety of loads across the power spectrum in both 2 ¾” and 3”.
  
  In addition, the rearward spring design makes required cleanings less frequent and easier when they are needed. Removal of the installed magazine plug is simple, requiring only the magazine cap to be unscrewed. Without the plug it gives the upland hunter a 4+1 capacity. With superb balance and an average weight of 6.4 lbs, the 920 is well-suited to the pursuit of both birds and clays.
  
  

  
   
  
  

• CZ 1012 Black

  The latest evolution in our semi-automatic shotgun line, the 1012 12 gauge uses a gas-less inertia operating system. Instead of redirecting gas from the barrel to run the action, the 1012 uses a spring within the bolt to store energy during the shotgun’s recoil, spending this energy a split second later to rotate and unlock the twin lugs from the barrel extension and withdraw the spent shell.
  
  The major advantage of an inertia system is the less stringent maintenance schedule. Unlike gas guns that need periodic cleaning of the piston and magazine tube, the 1012’s needs are vastly fewer. During our testing, we pushed 1012s to 5,000 rounds without a drop of oil or cleaning of any sort, while experiencing zero parts breakage or malfunctions. In normal field use, the occasional cleaning and oiling should be more than enough.
  
  Additionally, the gas-less system itself is tuned to run a wider variety of shells — from light-recoiling target loads up to the smoking hot 3″ magnums currently on the market. 
  
  

• CZ 1012 Bronze

  Same as above with Bronze Reciever