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Joined: 04 Jan 2013 Posts: 87 Location: North Dakota

I has hoping to get some information on this gun. What it weighs and if anybody can review it. I believe I have one o/u purchase in me and this may be it.

Thanks in advance

Patrick

Joined: 05 Feb 2015 Posts: 267 Location: New Braunfels TX

http://rizziniusa.com/hunting/aurum
Is this what you're looking for?

Joined: 04 Jan 2013 Posts: 87 Location: North Dakota

Appreciate that, I was looking for the actual weight on the light model which they don't list on the product page, I also called the number on the web site and they were not sure.

Member Joined: 15 Mar 2007 Posts: 601 Location: Virginia

The Arum doesn't appear to have a lightweight (alloy) version, but the 16-gauge weight is listed as 6 lbs 10 oz in the specifications chart. If you are talking about the BR110 Light, it doesn't look like there's a 16 gauge. At least, going by the website.

Dan

Take a look on Quality Arms web page for samples of weight. The also have a few listed on Guns International.
Ron

Joined: 09 Mar 2016 Posts: 754 Location: Mn.

B. Rizzini importers have changed hands several times over the years, seem to have a hard time in the US Market. I own a couple B. Rizzini guns and I. Rizzini (F.A.I.R.) but they are 12 and 20's. The B. Rizzini guns are well worth the money IMO. Like you have looked at the Aurum Light in 16 on and off. The early ones were built on a 12 ga. frame but the newer ones are on a true 16. And most likely will have fixed chokes. The oldest steady dealer seems to be William Larkin Moore but not sure how much he does with them now. Lead times are long and when I called B. Rizzini USA this summer they said 6 months to a year for a 16. They have to change out the production line to make the 16 and only do it once or twice a year. Weight should be 6 pounds even to 6.25 pounds. Good luck!