The receiver was manufactured in 1983 and has the stylized "K80" logo on the sides. The 28 inch 12 ga. barrels have a permanent hanger, the matching serial number is stamped on the bottom flat "12539" along with the date code "IB" (1981), there is an orange bead front sight, a nickel mid bead sight, the barrels are Tula choked skeet/skeet, the chambers are 2 3/4 inches with ejectors and the bottom barrel is slash ported. There is a 30 inch set of 12 ga. barrels that have an unmarked hanger, a wide vent rib, the matching serial number is stamped on the bottom flat (the last number is restamped from a "3" to a "4") along with the date code "HK" (1979), there is a white bead front sight, a nickel mid bead sight, the barrels are choked .013/.035 and have 2 3/4 inch chambers with ejectors. The 20/28 ga. and .410 barrels have an unmarked hanger, the matching serial number is stamped on the bottom flat ("12539-1" through "12539-3") along with the date code "IB", there is an orange bead front sight, a nickel mid bead sight, both barrels are choked skeet/skeet and the chambers are 3 inches with ejectors. There is a tang mounted safety, the trigger is selectable and adjustable for length of pull. Mounted on a nicely figured, multi-point checkered walnut forearm and pistol grip stock with dual palm swell and a Pachmayr recoil pad. Length of pull is 14 1/8 inches. With a leather covered takedown four barrel set hardcase and a Perazzi branded Negrini 30" barrel case.

Excellent, all of the barrels retain 98% or more of the original blue finish with some scattered minor scratches and edge wear. The receiver retains 99% of the original nickel plated finish with some wear on the lower tang. The wood is very good with some scattered minor scratches and dings with the dings having some touch up finish applied and a recoil pad added. Mechanically excellent. The case is very good with scratches, scuffs and flaking. The Negrini case is also very good.