September has almost come and gone, and that means it’s time to move on from early-season teal and dove shooting into full waterfowl and upland hunting. And just in time, we see the Derya EX1300 hit the market, aimed at budget-conscious shooters who still want an over-under. Wingshooting weaponry @ TFB:Fudd Friday: The Winchester Model 42 Is Sub-Gauge Sweetness NEW Akkar USA Ranch Hand & Meat Stick Shotguns Escort WS Youth: A New Kid-Friendly 20 Gauge EAA Corp's New Left-Handed Churchill 212 Field Shotgun A familiar formulaDerya is a Turkish manufacturer, founded in 1998, and selling guns all over the world. They sell mostly tacticoolish shotguns and .22LR rifles, and lots of handguns. But sometimes they mix stuff up with Fudd-friendly material like the EX1300. Here’s what they tell us about it:“The EX1300 is built on a monolithic steel receiver finished in nickel, paired with deep black chrome barrels and a hand-selected Turkish walnut stock and forend. Steel automatic ejectors throw fired hulls the moment the action opens. A single selective trigger and a tang-mounted safety with an integrated barrel selector let the shooter choose which barrel fires first. Centered top-lever and tang controls and a stock with no cast-on or cast-off make the gun equally at home in either hand.” While Turkish shotguns in general, and double-barrels in particular, do not have the years of solid reputation that companies like Mossberg or Winchester do, in reality, Winchester and Mossberg and many other European and American manufacturers are rebadging shotguns from Turkey and have done so for years. The EX1300 is coming to North America in 12-gauge, 20-gauge and .410. The 12-gauge has a 28-inch barrel and will chamber 2.75-inch or 3-inch shells; the 20-gauge has 26-inch barrels and can also handle standard or magnum shells. Derya says the shorter barrel means it’s only 43 inches long, and that means it’s perfect for creeping around thickets, looking to flush sharptails or other upland game. And the .410 version has 28-inch barrels, giving a young shooter a chance to handle a smaller-framed but overall full-sized shotgun. All versions of the shotgun weigh 6.64 pounds, Derya says, with a 14.3-inch length of pull. All these shotguns come with three flush-fit Mobilchokes (in full, modified and improved cylinder).Pricing appears to be $699; see more deets here.