Dickinson Arms

Dickinson Arms builds shotguns and pistols from their Nevada facility, focusing on practical designs that span budget and premium price points.

Their shotgun catalog breaks down by action type:

• •Pump Action - The XX-series dominates here. XX3B models run $254–$400 depending on finish (marine, synthetic, or wood). XX3D variants cost $220–$318. XX3T models hit $272–$306. These are the volume sellers—reliable, affordable, and available in multiple configurations.

• •Over-Under - Hunter Series and Hunter Light both run $999. The Plantation Over-Under Series steps up to $2,649. Green Wing sits at $699.

• •Side-by-Side - Estate Series models start at $2,249. Plantation Side-by-Side runs $2,600–$2,649. The Prestige Series reaches $5,950—their top-tier offering. Estate Combo Series hits $2,995.

• •Gauge Options - Models available in .410, 12, 16, 20, and 28 gauge, with combo options (20/28 and 28/.410) for shooters who want flexibility.

Adams 1911 pistols in .45 ACP make up the handgun catalog. Sixteen different models range from $965 (Shiny White, Lead) to $2,295 (American Eagle, Titan, Ottoman, Mesopotamia). Mid-range options like Golden, Acoustic, and Rose run $1,665–$1,835. Color/finish variety is significant—buyers can pick from traditional looks or distinctive finishes depending on preference.

Dickinson supplies replacement components for their own firearms: XX3 stocks ($25–$45), barrels ($80–$90), magazines ($25–$35), choke tubes, forends, buttstock pads, and gun cases ($50).

Dickinson spans the price-to-performance spectrum. Budget shooters find functional pump guns under $300. Hunters and sport shooters get serious over-unders and side-by-sides at mid-range pricing. Collectors and shooters seeking premium guns have the Prestige Series. The 1911 line adds handgun manufacturing to their shotgun focus—most manufacturers pick one or the other.