Weatherby

Orion Sporting

Reviewed

msrp

$1,149.00

Quick Specs

Gauge(s):	12, 20
Chamber Size(s):	3
Weight:	6.6 – 7.5
Length of Pull:	14.5,14.625
Adjustable Drop/Cast:	Yes
Left Hand Models:	No

*There may be some difference between the shotgun model on this page and the shotgun reviewed in this video.

TFL Review Summary

The Weatherby Orion is a basic looking over/under, but overall it is a really nice quality gun for the money. We enjoyed shooting this shotgun. It mounted and pointed nicely. From everything we experience, the Orion appears to be a great value.

Value Rating

The Value Rating is based on the overall score of a gun when compared to its price. You can view it as bang for the buck.

4.5/5

Overall Score

The Overall Score is based on a combination of looks, recoil, reliability, ergonimics, and overall shooting vibes.

7.8/10

Manufacturer Summary

Versatile and adaptable, the Orion Sporting is fit with a four-way adjustable comb that greatly assists in making the shotgun come to shoulder perfectly each and every time. The Sporting's longer 30" barrels make for a much more deliberate swing and are ported to help reduce recoil and aid in transitioning to a second clay target. The vented rib helps dissipate heat and optical distortion when shooting volume climbs, and a fiber optic bead glows brightly in the sunlight. Automatic ejectors kick spent hulls from the chambers, and the extended and knurled chokes are easily swapped depending on the target presentation. Built to crush clays, the Orion Sporting can be purchased in 12 or 20-gauge.