The European American Armory imports a classically styled bird gun called the Model 512 under the Churchill name. This shotgun is available in a range of calibers from .410 bore to 12 gauge, all featuring scaled receivers. Available barrel lengths are from 18.5 to 28 inches. The barrels of the 512 are cold-blued and sleeved into a monobloc with engraved lines covering the joint. Five interchangeable choke tubes are provided: skeet, improved cylinder, modified, improved modified, and full. The trigger is a non-automatic, single-selective mechanical unit with a gold-plated blade. Barrel selection is straightforward with a centrally mounted button on the tang, marked "L" and "R" for left and right barrels. The safety disengages to reveal a red dot on the tang. The trigger guard is large and round, accommodating gloved fingers. The stock of the 512 is made of a Turkish walnut with a straight grain. It features a slightly open pistol grip and a slight palm swell, favoring right-handed shooters. The stock has bordered point-checkering panels on both sides of the wrist and the fore-end. The checkering is machine-cut, offering a well-executed but not overly aggressive texture. The pump-action mechanism allows for reliable cycling of rounds and quick follow-up shots. The shotgun typically includes a tubular magazine with a capacity of 5 or 6 rounds, providing ample ammunition for various shooting applications. With its reliable pump-action mechanism and versatile capabilities, it is a suitable option for shooters looking for a shotgun that can perform well in various shooting scenarios.