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.12g 20g 28g 16g 410 Over & Under Semi Auto Pump Action Side by Side - Solware for all your Shotgun Purchases

Solware unlike most other gun shops do not carry massive of stock of the same gun but what we do is carry the largest manufacture range of guns with over 20 different manufactures guns in stock including the following shotgun brands.
Caesar Guerini, Fabarm, Marocchi, ATA, Kofs, Breda,Huglu, Hatsan, Revo, Miroku, Benelli, Bentinsoli, Rizzini, Beretta, Browning, Zoli, AYA, Winchester, Akkar, RFM, Franchi, Baikal, Lincoln, Webley & Scott, Kral, Sabatti, Investarm.

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410 Wool Barrel Mop

5.95 incl tax

Armsan A612s Shotgun 2.5 Grade Walnut

878.34 incl tax

Armsan A612s Shotgun Satin Walnut Grade

625.00 incl tax 600.00 incl tax

Armsan A620S Junior Combo

539.99 incl tax

Armsan Armtac RS-S1 Semi Auto Shotgun

899.95 incl tax

Armsan CRE8 Walnut Grade 2.5 Silver Receiver Shotgun

873.59 incl tax

Armsan Paragon Bronze Action with Walnut Stock

914.95 incl tax

Armsan Paragon Gloss Black Walnut Stock

794.95 incl tax

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT SHOTGUNS

Are all shotguns for sale on Solware UK-legal? +

Yes, all shotguns for sale at Solware comply with UK legislation. Typically, these are shotguns that meet section 2 requirements: single, double, or bolt-action models with barrel lengths of at least 24 inches, overall length exceeding 40 inches, and non-detachable magazines. We carefully source only legal models from trusted manufacturers like Browning, Beretta, and Winchester. Whether your shoot involves sporting clays, hunting, or target practice, we ensure your shotgun purchase is lawful and reliable. Our team is always available to explain licensing needs, storage guidelines, and help you choose a shotgun that meets both your shooting needs and legal obligations.

What do I need to own a shotgun in the UK? +

To own a shotgun, you must obtain a Shotgun Certificate (SGC) from your local police force. Requirements include being over 18, having a safe bolted to your home that meets security standards, and passing a background check. Unlike firearm licences, the SGC process is more streamlined—though the police may still refuse if they deem there’s a safety risk. Once licensed, you can possess as many shotguns as you can securely store. Solware supports new customers through the certificate process by offering guidance on necessary documentation and safe storage advice. We're here to ensure your shotgun ownership is both legal and responsible.

Can I buy a shotgun online and how is it delivered? +

Yes, you can browse and order shotguns for sale online, but UK law requires that the final handover happens in person through a registered firearms dealer (RFD). Solware handles the paperwork and delivery to an RFD near you for safe inspection and collection. This ensures compliance with legal regulations and makes your purchase secure. Whether you're purchasing a sporting, hunting, or target-shooting shotgun, we deliver a seamless experience from order to collection. Our team will guide you step-by-step to ensure your shotgun arrives safely and stays fully compliant with UK laws.

Which shotgun styles are best for different uses? +

Different shotgun styles suit different activities. Over-and-under or side-by-side shotguns are classic choices for clay shooting and upland game due to their balance and quick handling. Bolt-action or pump-action models, available from Solware, offer versatility and ease of loading—perfect for pest control or game shooting across rough terrain. Semi-automatics can offer faster follow-up shots when hunting. We stock a wide range of shotguns for sale to meet varied preferences—from lightweight sporting configurations to rugged work models. Our experts can help you compare actions, fits, and shot patterns to find the right shotgun for your intended use and comfort level.

How should I store and maintain my shotgun? +

Proper maintenance begins with correct storage. A securely bolted gun safe that meets P.S.S. standards is essential for legal compliance and safety. Store your shotgun unloaded, with ammunition in a separate locked container. Regular maintenance includes cleaning the barrel, action, and metal parts after use, and applying light oil to prevent rust. Solware sells cleaning kits, storage cases, and maintenance tools tailored for shotguns. We also offer advice on seasonal care—like preventing condensation in gun cabinets during cooler months. With the right storage and maintenance habits, your shotgun remains safe, reliable, and long-lasting.

Do you offer after-sales support for shotguns? +

Absolutely! Solware offers full-circle support beyond the initial purchase. We provide spare parts, choke tubes, gun stocks, recoil pads, and cleaning supplies tailored to shotguns. If you need assistance with setup, sighting, or technical handling, our knowledgeable team is ready to help. We can also advise on upgrades or fitting improvements based on your shooting preferences. Whether you're new to shotguns or a seasoned shooter, Solware ensures you have the tools and support for optimal performance and safe enjoyment.

What is the difference between an over-and-under and a side-by-side shotgun? +

An over-and-under shotgun has one barrel positioned above the other, while a side-by-side shotgun has two barrels positioned next to each other. Over-and-under models are particularly popular for clay shooting and sporting use because many shooters find their sight picture and handling familiar and predictable. Side-by-side shotguns have a more traditional design and remain popular for game shooting and countryside use. The best choice ultimately comes down to fit, balance, intended use and personal preference. At Solware, we stock a selection of shotguns from established manufacturers and can help you compare different configurations, barrel lengths and specifications to find a model that feels comfortable and suits the type of shooting you plan to do.

How do I choose the right shotgun for clay shooting? +

Choosing a shotgun for clay shooting involves more than simply selecting a particular brand or model. Gun fit, weight, balance, barrel length and overall handling can all affect how comfortable and consistent the shotgun feels when shooting. Over-and-under shotguns are a popular choice for sporting clays, skeet and trap disciplines, although the ideal setup will depend on your experience and preferred discipline. A shotgun that fits you properly should feel natural when mounted and allow you to acquire targets smoothly. Solware offers a range of shotguns suitable for clay and sporting use, and our experienced team can help you compare suitable models and understand the differences before making your choice.

What shotgun accessories are worth considering? +

Useful shotgun accessories can include a secure gun slip or case, cleaning equipment, hearing and eye protection, cartridge bags and other shooting equipment suited to your intended use. Depending on the shotgun, interchangeable chokes and suitable choke tools may also form part of your setup. Choosing compatible accessories is important, particularly where chokes, cleaning equipment or replacement components are concerned. Solware stocks a broad range of shotgun accessories and shooting equipment alongside our firearms, making it easier to find suitable products for clay shooting, game shooting and general maintenance. If you are unsure whether an accessory is compatible with your shotgun, our team can help you identify the correct option for your particular make and model.

How often should a shotgun be cleaned and serviced? +

A shotgun should be cleaned regularly, particularly after shooting or exposure to damp, mud or adverse weather. Routine maintenance generally includes checking and cleaning the barrels, removing residue and moisture, wiping down metal surfaces and inspecting the action and moving components in line with the manufacturer's recommendations. The frequency of professional servicing will depend on how often the shotgun is used and the type of shooting undertaken. Regular inspection can help identify wear before it becomes a larger problem and keep the shotgun operating reliably. Shotguns must also be stored securely when not in use, in accordance with the conditions attached to the owner's certificate. Solware can also advise on suitable cleaning products, maintenance accessories and after-sales support.