F16: Blaser's New Game & Competition Shotgun

The exceptionally low center of gravity makes the new Blaser F16 shotgun extraordinarily pointable and dynamic.

Innovative development processes were used in the monocoque construction providing the ability to give the borders of the receiver a softened appearance much like a round body game gun and further benefits the shooter with a seamless transition between barrel and receiver.

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Aside from the intuitive pointability, a newly developed tapered rib supports better peripheral vision and results in faster target acquisition.

The Triplex bore design and the proven ejection ball system (EBS) borrowed from the championship winning F3 allows the shooter to focus on what is really important: Hitting the next target.

The mechanical trigger mechanism of the F16 is the direct interface between shooter and shotgun. With a crisp trigger pull of 3 pounds, 10 ounces, there is no delay between thought impulse and action.

The Inertia Block System (IBS) adds to shooter safety and comfort by preventing the ability for the shotgun to fan fire or double.

Performance and reliability can only be attributed to the quality of materials used, individual craftsmanship and the relentless pursuit of technological perfection Blaser is so well known for.