Renegauge barrels feature stylish fluting that gives the gun a unique, modern look. The one-piece action bar assembly and reciprocating parts are all chrome plated for ease of cleaning and durability, and the fluted barrel features a melonite finish and comes with a carbon-steel ventilated top rib with a fiber optic front bead. The included stock-rod buffer also helps further minimize recoil impact and allows for very fast follow-up shots. The competition-ready, easy-loading magazine port allows you to insert shells in the tube rapidly without taking your eyes off the sky. The oversized controls are easy to manipulate with or without gloves, so hunters will be able to operate the gun efficiently in the dead of winter. Renegauge shotguns are loaded with premium features. Renegauge can be configured in 20 different ways for drop-and-cast, length-of-pull and comb height, ensuring the right fit for every shooter. Proper shotgun fit promotes consistent shouldering of the gun and allows for faster target acquisition. Renegauge uses lightweight polymer inserts that can be swapped out in seconds to customize comb fit, length-of-pull and drop-and-cast. However, those world-class competition shotguns use bulky, expensive metal adjustment hardware that doesn’t make sense on a field gun.

Proper gun fit is critically important for consistent shooting, and virtually all premium competition shotguns come with adjustable stocks. Some Savage rifle models allow customers to customize stock fit using interchangeable spacers and comb inserts that same versatility has found its way into the Renegauge shotgun line.

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