Huglu HT-14 Sporting

About the Huglu HT-14 Sporting

The Huglu HT-14 Sporting is a 12-gauge over-and-under break-action shotgun built primarily for clay target sports such as sporting clays and skeet. It uses a modified boxlock action with a selective single trigger and selective automatic ejectors, paired with 3-inch (76 mm) chambers and 4140 steel barrels topped by an 11 mm ventilated rib and an orange fiber-optic front bead. The select Turkish walnut stock features a comb and butt plate that are adjustable for height and cast, and the gun ships with five interchangeable chokes, a choke key and a hard case.

Huglu takes its name from the small town in central Anatolia where, after the Balkan Wars, a returning gunsmith opened a repair workshop. Local craftsmen formally joined forces as the Huglu Hunting Firearms Cooperative in 1962, adopting a double-headed eagle trademark.

Huglu HT-14 Sporting specifications

Chambered for 3-inch (76 mm) shells. The selective single trigger is adjustable lengthwise across four positions, and length of pull adjusts roughly 360-372 mm. Sold under the Huglu cooperative brand and exported widely to the USA and Australia.