It’s not often one can use the word “remarkable” to describe a new shotgun, but the Caesar Guerini Invictus 12-gauge competition over/under is one of those times.
Author: Shaun Burkowski
[ Shotgun Sports 01:25 ] Wes Lang President of Caesar Guerini USA: Reaching For The Stars by Tony Monzingo
“Do what you love, and you will never work a day in your life.” This quote and variations on this theme have been attributed to philosophers ranging from Confucius to Thoreau, and author Mark Twain, as well as contemporary authors and celebrities.
[ Clay Shooting USA 03:23 ] The Revenant Sporter from Caesar Guerini by Matthew Gay
This beauty was a dream to shoot and without a doubt stands in contention for the most visually striking shotgun in the rack at any point in time.
[ Shotgun Sports 03:23 ] Gun Test: Caesar Guerini Invictus IX Sporting by Mark Taylor
Shooting any of the Invictus models provides the avid clay target shooter with an excellent shotgun platform to be successful, but what distinguishes the Invictus IX from other Invictus models is the beautiful engraving and upgraded wood. At every station, someone always commented on the elegance of the Invictus IX.
[ Clay Shooting USA 12:22 ] A look at the Caesar Guerini Invictus IX by Matthew Gay
This shotgun truly embodies the concept of pride in ownership. Not only because of the absolute beauty it exudes, but also as a result of superior innovation, breeding reliability, functionality and an endurance that likely matches its namesake; “Invictus,” which means, “unconquerable, unsubdued and invincible.”
[ Clay Target Nation 03:23 ] The Caesar Guerini Story by Dana Ferrell
Caesar Guerini is now a familiar name in the sport shooting world, with an interesting backstory involving three standout individuals — two Italian gunmaker brothers and one seasoned American gun industry professional.
[ Shooting Sportsman 10:22 ] The Invincible Invictus IX by Phil Bourjaily
Master Engraver Dario Cortini, who worked with Guerini on projects such as the Revenant and the Syren Julia, came out of retirement to design the engraving on the Invictus IX.
[ Shotgun Sports 05:22 ] Gun Test: Invictus I M-Spec
Upon hearing I would be reviewing the Caesar Guerini Invictus I Sporting M-SPEC, I was quite pleased. The M-SPEC is one of the most ultra-competition-ready shotguns produced by Caesar Guerini, and I have been anxious to shoot one ever since its release in 2014.
[ Shotgun Sports 05:21 ] Gun Test: Invictus II Sporting
Overall, I was duly impressed with the performance of the Invictus II Sporting shotgun. I found the POI out of the box to be an excellent setup for both skeet and sporting clays. This model has the option of an adjustable comb which I always recommend to exponentially increase the versatility of the shotgun. Currently, Caesar Guerini offers the Invictus line of shotguns in five grades. As I really admire the look of color case hardening on a shotgun, the Invictus II would be my choice.
[Gun Dog Magazine 12.20] Shotgun Report: Woodlander Dove Special
This is an exclusive gun, but not one that was meant to be trapped in the dark inner recesses of a gun safe. It’s not as ornate as some field guns in this class, but that’s precisely the Woodlander Dove Special’s charm: it’s understated but elegant, and it is mechanically solid. What’s more, it’s backed by the best customer service in the industry.
[Outdoor Life Magazine] Revenant: Editors Choice
Caesar Guerini has pulled off something remarkable with the Revenant. It has created a production shotgun that, except for the final engraving, is never touched by hand, yet exhibits the fit, finish, and handling qualities of an English Best smoothbore–for a fraction of the price.
[Sporting Classics 02.20] The new Revenant: A modern classic by Robert Matthews
It will come as no surprise that a long time ago I developed a profound affection for rare and fine shotguns. The rarer and finer, the better. There was little that I could do to salve my affliction at the time, but the obsession persisted and when I became an adult, I set out on a course that led me to procure as many of them as I possibly could.
[Sporting Classics 02.20] Award of Excellence: Revenant
Guerini’s rebirth coupled the spirit of the original with modern techniques and their time-tested, nearly unbreakable lockwork to breathe life into a gun that is sure to become a modern classic. It may be the most notable new shotgun to come down the pike in a long, long time.
[ Trap Shooting USA 07:19 ] New Product: Invictus III Trap Combo
Caesar Guerini introduces the Invictus III Trap Combo Set Unsingle 32”/34”, includes all the standard features and benefits of the Invictus mode. The Invictus action ensures extreme durability for the high-volume shooter. The set features a visually striking fantasy style dragons and gargoyle gold inlays on the receiver.
[ Shotgun Sports 09:19 ] Gun Test: Invictus III Trap Combo by Johnny Cantu
Caesar Guerini shotguns have gained the reputation of producing high-performance shotguns, such as the long life expectancy of the Invictus line of shotguns. They have also earned a reputation for building shotguns that go to the next level of aesthetics. The new Invictus III Trap is just such an example of the art that Caesar Guerini firearms display.
[ Sports Afield 07:19 ] The Revenant by John Taylor
The driving force is to make a beautiful, functional shotgun at a fraction of the price of a bespoke gun of the same style and quality.
[ Shotgun Sports 12:18 ] Gun Test: Invictus V Trap by Johnny Cantu
The Invictus series of high-grade shotguns from Caesar Guerini are the only shotguns in the world, that I am aware of, making a claim of a total usable lifespan of up to and even beyond one million rounds! Imagine what it takes to build a shotgun with that kind of service life.
[ Shotgun Sports 04:18 ] Gun Test: Invictus III Sporting by Johnny Cantu
I would guess most of us would think a gun that has withstood the total pressure of 200,000 shots has pretty much come to the end of its usable service life. But not the folks at Caesar Guerini, the Italian gunmaker who produces some of the most elegant and durable shotguns in the world.
[ Gun Dog 09:17 ] Tempio Light: “Light as a Feather” by Nick Sisley
Caesar Guerini has significantly made its mark in the shotgunner’s world and has garnered one heck of a lot of market share… and deservedly so. The Tempio line has been part of the company’s over/under mix since its inception, and the Light has been offered to shotgunner’s for almost as long.
[ Sporting Classics: 06.17 ] Tempio Light Review by Robert Mattews
I think that the folks at Caesar Guerini have another winner in the 28-gauge Tempio Light. It shoots well, carries like a dream, and the 28-gauge shell is adequate for nearly all upland shooting.
Produced to the exacting specifications as laid out by top American shooters and hunters, these new Over/Under shotguns imported from Caesar Guerini, Brescia, Italy combine some of the finest craftsmanship, precise manufacturing tolerances and premium materials Italian gun makers are famous for the world over.
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