Cosmi shotgun. I’ve never seen this before.

[Ilikebuckets]

It’s semi-auto with the magazine integrated in the stock as shown at the 1:51 mark. Kind of neat. But at $33,000 a hard pass for me.

[bogey1]

Italian rifles/shotguns are dated using only two letters.. Up until 2020 then it switched to numbers. (21-22-)

[Emptymag]

Beautiful. Interesting design for sure.
Let me know if it pops up with free shipping!

[JenniferG]

I can see it being used while chasing dogs and birds through heavy brush. Gonna need a plug for three shots.

[Delkal]

I don't get it. Besides the price that action looks overly complicated and a PITA to use. So to load you have to open it up (and expose all of the delicate internals to the bad stuff outside), load the chamber, push the bolt shut with your fingers, then manually cock the trigger and close it again? Seems like a lot of stuff to do and a lot harder than shoving a round in the opening and pushing a button like most autoloaders. It is not clear how to unload the chamber either since the bolt does not have a charging handle to open it. Its not clear how you load the magazine either. When you do is there a round sitting there to drop put when you open it? And can you top it off without opening it up and starting over.

While novel this is the silliest design I ever saw. Its kind of like having to break open an AR-15 to load the first round. I get the snob appeal for billionaires but no one is going to do any serious hunting with it.

[Hammerdown]

For $33k you can buy a Mossberg shotgun and the acreage to hunt.

[RockIsland]

Only an Eyetalian would design something that expensive, over complicated, and unreliable.

On second thought, a German could. Except it would be really ugly.

[knight0334]

Its purdy, but also just under $2000 less than what I paid for me house.

[bortle]

How about a used mossberg for $300 and $32,700 worth of ammo.