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#5 on this list
Orion Field
Weatherby
A well-balanced over-under that undercuts the big names while keeping honest fit and finish.
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#6 on this list
Bobwhite G2 Side-by-Side
CZ-USA
Double triggers and a straight English stock — instant choke selection and traditional handling.
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Specs side by side
| Spec | Orion Field | Bobwhite G2 Side-by-Side |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | Weatherby | — |
| Model | Orion Field | — |
| Action | Over-Under | Side-by-Side Break Action |
| Chambering | 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge | — |
| Build | Steel Receiver, Walnut Stock | — |
| Ejection | Automatic Ejectors | Extractors |
| Gauge Options | — | 12, 20, 28 |
| Stock | — | Straight English, Walnut |
| Trigger | — | Dual Triggers |
| Chokes | — | 5 Extended Black Chrome |
What our reviewers liked and didn't
Orion Field
- Excellent balance and natural pointing characteristics
- Robust all-steel construction ensures longevity
- Clean, crisp triggers for precise shot control
- Reliable automatic ejectors perform flawlessly
- Solid value for a dependable over-under shotgun
- Aesthetics are practical, not ornate or highly refined
- Standard walnut stock may require care in wet conditions
- Not the lightest option for long, strenuous treks
Bobwhite G2 Side-by-Side
- Authentic classic upland shotgun feel and handling
- Instant choke selection with dual triggers
- Durable black chrome finish and chrome-lined bores
- Excellent value for a field-ready side-by-side
- Lightweight and balanced for long carries
- Dual triggers require practice for some shooters
- Extractors are slower than ejectors for reloading
- Straight stock might not suit all shooting styles
- Limited recoil absorption compared to pistol grip stocks
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