The Pedersoli™ Coach Gun is a classic reproduction of the side-by-side shotguns used during the Civil War. During the American Civil War of the mid 1800's, Confederate troops used many standardized ordnance guns, including many sourced from European countries. Among the guns used to equip the Cavalry regiments were traditional hunting side-by-side shotguns, these shotguns featured shortened barrels to be handier while  mounted on horseback. These shotguns gave the Cavalry regiments a notable advantage in the close range combat. During this period many of these shortened shotguns featured both main spring locks and the back action locks. Their popularity in fact, induced many gunsmiths to produce guns with shortened barrels and a single trigger mechanism.

The Pedersoli™ Coach Gun is a classic black powder shotgun that features a satin finished walnut half stock, engraved locks, and double browned barrels. The Coach Gun's stock is 24" in length and features a 2 1/4" drop. The Pedersoli™ Coach Gun comes in a 12 gauge with a #11 percussion cap ignition system and tapered round barrel. The 20 1/16" browned barrel sports smooth bore rifling and is 1.020" at the breech and 0.860" at the muzzle.

The Coach Gun features color casehardened locks, triggerguard, buttplate, tennon plates, entry thimble and triggerplate. The shotgun also sports engraved hammers and a single trigger with a 14.5" length of pull. The Pedersoli™ Coach Gun's front sight is a brass bead sight for easy target acquistion. The shotgun also features a .360" solid wooden ramrod with threaded 10-32 threaded brass tip and 1/4 x 28 nipple.

The Coach Shotgun is manufactured by Pedersoli™ in Italy, it has an overall length of 36.5" and weighs in at 6.5 lbs.