Notes: This Benelli clone has been widely exported. It is similar in many ways to some of the Benelli shotguns (like most Turkish-made shotguns), but is much rougher in the finish and tool marks. The Marine is designed for use by fishermen and suchlike, both to dispatch large fish that haven’t gotten the message that their days are over, and to dispatch the likes of hijackers and pirates. It’s not the best shotgun in the world, nor is it the prettiest, but it is a serviceable one. The Marine has a sighting rib for quick aiming at short range, but it is known that the rib can be a bit less than straight or parallel to the barrel.

Notes: This is a semiautomatic shotgun which is, in typical Huglu fashion, characterized by its elaborate and beautiful artwork on the receiver housing. It is a recoil-operated shotgun made only for 12 gauge 2.75-inch shells. The standard Huglu 401 has a magazine capacity of four rounds, with a variant called the Huglu 401A having a larger magazine capacity. The feed from the tubular magazine can be interrupted by using a push button (also engraved); this allows for the selective use of slugs or unusual shells, or to empty the chamber without emptying the magazine. Another variant of this shotgun is the Huglu 501 (and 501A); this is the same weapon, but has a gas-operated mechanism. It also does not come in a 30-inch barrel version. It is otherwise identical to the Huglu 401 for game purposes.