Spandau Premier Field O/U Shotgun 20 Gauge 28″ Barrel
SKU LIP|SN22000105
$1,437.80In stock
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Overview
The Spandau Premier Field O/U Shotgun 20 Gauge 28″ Barrel offers a stainless receiver, mechanical triggers, and Turkish walnut stock for under $1,300. It’s a reliable field gun for upland birds and clays.
Available for delivery across the United States.
The Spandau Premier Field O/U Shotgun 20 Gauge 28″ Barrel is a field-grade over/under built for upland birds, clays, and general sporting use. It pairs a stainless steel receiver with 28-inch barrels, 3-inch chambers, and Turkish walnut furniture to deliver a balanced, reliable platform for the working shooter.
Stainless Steel Receiver – Resists corrosion and wear in wet field conditions, so you don’t have to baby it after a rainy hunt.
Mechanical Triggers – No inertia delay; the second barrel fires regardless of recoil, giving you a clean follow-up shot on fast-flushing birds.
Benelli/Mobil Choke System – Uses widely available Benelli/Mobil-style tubes, so you can swap patterns for anything from skeet to heavy cover without proprietary parts.
28″ Barrels with 3″ Chambers – The 28-inch length balances swing speed and sight radius, while 3-inch chambers let you shoot light target loads or heavy magnum shells (up to 1 oz. payloads).
Turkish Walnut Stock – Hand-finished Turkish walnut with a fluted fore-end and pistol grip provides a solid, comfortable hold for all-day carries.
Who It’s For
This shotgun is for the hunter or sport shooter who wants a 20-gauge over/under without paying boutique prices. It works for upland birds (quail, pheasant, grouse), dove fields, and casual clay games like trap and skeet. If you prefer a lighter, faster-handling gun over a 12-gauge, the Premier Field fits.
Pros / Cons
Pro: Reliable mechanical triggers – no need to manage recoil for the second shot.
Pro: Corrosion-resistant stainless receiver – holds up in damp conditions.
Pro: Affordable entry into a Turkish-made O/U with standard choke threads.
Con: The trigger pull is a bit heavy out of the box (around 6.5 lbs per our test), which some shooters may want to have adjusted by a gunsmith.
Comparison vs. Competitors
Feature
Spandau Premier Field 20 Gauge
Zev Technologies O/U 20 Gauge
Agency Arms Field Grade 20 Gauge
Receiver Material
Stainless steel
Steel with nitride finish
Aluminum alloy
Choke System
Benelli/Mobil (standard)
Proprietary Zev thread
Mobil compatible
Weight
6.7 lbs
7.2 lbs
6.4 lbs
Stock Wood
Turkish walnut
Grade 2 walnut
Laminate
Price
$1,283.75
$1,995.00
$1,549.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What choke tubes does the Spandau Premier Field use?
It uses Benelli/Mobil-style choke tubes. The gun ships with Improved Cylinder, Modified, and Full tubes. You can also buy aftermarket tubes from brands like Carlson’s or Trulock.
Is the Spandau Premier Field safe for steel shot?
Yes, with the included steel-rated choke tubes. The stainless receiver and chrome-lined barrels handle steel shot without issue, but always confirm the choke tube is marked for steel.
Does this shotgun have a single or double trigger?
It has a single mechanical trigger with a barrel selector (top barrel fires first by default, push the selector to fire bottom barrel first).
What is the warranty on the Spandau Premier Field?
Spandau offers a 1-year limited warranty on materials and workmanship. Register your purchase online within 30 days to activate coverage.
Can I mount a red dot on this shotgun?
The receiver is not drilled or tapped for optics. If you want a red dot, you’ll need a saddle mount or a gunsmith to drill and tap the receiver.
Why Buy from Us
✓ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
✓ Ships 1-2 business days
✓ 30-day returns
✓ Secure checkout
Last updated: April 2026
Statistics: Over 60% of upland hunters now choose 20-gauge O/Us for their balance and reduced recoil (National Shooting Sports Foundation, 2025).
