Choose the correct model based on your needs:

PB12 Model: This version features a tubular magazine. It's ideal for those who prefer a traditional shotgun setup with a fixed magazine tube.

PB12M Model: This version comes with an exchangeable, detachable magazine. It's perfect for users who need quicker reloads and the flexibility of using different magazine capacities.

All magazine capacity options are compliant with New South Wales (NSW) regulations. Choose with confidence, knowing your selection meets legal requirements.

Important Information About Replacing the Magazine Tube:

Please note that the installed magazine tube on your Buck Master shotgun is secured with Loctite for enhanced stability and performance. Due to the secure nature of this installation, we highly recommend that any replacement or modification of the magazine tube be carried out by a qualified gunsmith.

Attempting to replace the magazine tube without professional assistance may result in damage to your shotgun or compromise its safety and functionality.

For your convenience and safety, please consult with a gunsmith to ensure proper handling and installation of your magazine tube replacement kit.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact our support team.

The PB12M model includes a 5-shot magazine. If you need additional magazines, simply click on the image and type the desired quantity below.

Please note that the 10-shot variant is not legal in NSW and VIC. Ensure you comply with local regulations when selecting your magazine capacity.

When customising your Celik Arms Buck Master shotgun, it's important to understand the key differences between the tactical and standard receivers:

Standard Receiver: This model features a dovetail on the top, which is a simpler and more traditional mounting option. It is suitable for users who prefer a straightforward, no-frills approach to their shotgun setup and do not require extensive accessory mounting options.

Tactical Receiver: This model includes a drilled and tapped Picatinny rail, providing a versatile platform for mounting various accessories such as scopes, red dot sights, and other tactical gear. This feature makes the tactical receiver ideal for users who need quick adaptability and enhanced control in various shooting scenarios.

Before choosing a 16-inch barrel, check your state's regulations to make sure it's allowed.

Before choosing a 16-inch barrel, check your state's regulations to make sure it's allowed.

State Compliance

If you want to take into or through NSW, you must purchase the rifle in 1,2,3 as primary stock option.

Once you've made your pick, click 'NEXT' to explore additional butt stock options to suit your personal preferences.

(1) Standard Stock - Compliant in all states

(2) Adjustable Cheek Piece - Compliant in all states

(3) Pistol Grip with Fixed Stock - Compliant in all states

(4) Pistol Grip with Adjustable Cheek Piece - Not compliant in ACT and NSW

(5) Pistol Grip with Collapsible (Foldable)  Stock - Not compliant in ACT and NSW

Pricing

Select the stock you prefer most, there is no extra cost involved.

This section is for customers who would like to own multiple butt stocks so they can have a compliant butt stock for states that they may hunt in or travel to for shooting competitions.

If you do not need additional stocks, please select "None"

State Compliance

(2) Standard Stock - Compliant in all states
(3) Adjustable Cheek Piece - Compliant in all states
(4) Pistol Grip with Fixed Stock - Compliant in all states
(5) Pistol Grip with Adjustable Cheek Piece - Not compliant in ACT and NSW
(6) Pistol Grip with Collapsible Stock - Not compliant in ACT and NSW

Pricing

Each additional butt stock is charged as an add on.

Right vs. Left Hand Version

The firearm is available in both left-hand and right-hand configurations, allowing you to select the version that best suits your preference.

The difference lies in the forend design.

In the right-hand version, the release button is located on the left side of the forend, enabling operation with your left hand while keeping your right hand on the trigger and grip.

Conversely, the left-hand version features the release button on the right side of the forend, allowing operation with your right hand while maintaining control of the trigger and grip with your left hand.

Right Hand Version

Left Hand Version

Please note:

The push button safety remains in place and can not be swapped. The ejection port continues to be on the right hand side.