WATCH: Caesar Guerini Invictus Sporting M-Spec

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posted on March 5, 2021
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Intended to tackle the demands of modern sporting clays shooters, the Caesar Guerini Invictus I Sporting M-Spec 12-gauge over/under was designed with input from top shotgun shooter Richard Faulds. Like most high-end Italian shotguns, the M-Spec is a piece of functional art. (Watch the video above.)

Caesar Guerini Invictus I Sporting M-Spec shotgun
While the M-Spec weighs about eight pounds, the heft does not get in the way of the balance.


The Invictus Sporting M-Spec 32-inch model includes fixed chokes (Modified, Improved Modified), ventilated center rib and a top rib with an intriguing taper of 10 mm to 6 mm. The top rib allows for more precision while dealing with long-distance targets. As per usual with a sporting shotgun in this category, the M-Spec has 2¾-inch chambers, along with a white front bead and silver mid bead for sighting duties.

Invictus Sporting M-Spec top rib
The top rib has a width taper of 10 mm to 6 mm for precision on far-off targets.


For shotgunners looking for a longer barrel, Caesar Guerini has added the Invictus I M-Spec Specialist 34-inch model to the lineup. Although a fixed-choke shotgun (M, IM), both tighter and more open chokes are available by special order.

MSRP: $7,775. Learn more at gueriniusa.com.


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