Turkish Shotgun Manufacturer and Exporter

Turkish Shotgun Factory in Beyşehir, Konya

Iber Arms is a manufacturer, not a trading company. Our factory is in Üzümlü, Beyşehir, in Konya province, one of the best-known shotgun-making areas in Turkey (Türkiye). Iber Arms was founded in 2000, began exporting in 2010 and has completed more than 2,800 export shipments since then. More than 150 people work in our plant, from machining and finishing to assembly, testing and export administration. Every Iber shotgun is made in Turkey, in our own process.

• 4140 steel barrels and hard chrome barrels are made from 4140 steel and chrome-lined on our own hard-chrome line, so bore protection does not depend on an outside supplier.
• Receivers and in-house finishing receivers are prepared, painted and finished in-house, which is how we offer a wide range of colors and finishes.
• Turkish walnut and synthetic stocks stocks are prepared, fitted and finished in our own workshop.
• Machined parts components such as charging handles are machined in the factory.
• Assembly and test-firing shotguns are assembled and test-fired in Beyşehir before they are packed for export.

You can watch each of these steps in the factory videos below and on how our shotguns are made. When a buyer asks for a different barrel length, finish or magazine capacity, we change it in our own process instead of waiting on a subcontractor.

Are Turkish Shotguns Good? How We Control Quality

A Turkish shotgun is as good as the factory that builds it, the price tier it is built to and the importer that supports it. Turkey makes everything from budget guns to well-finished field and sporting shotguns, and reviewers have documented real problems with some cheap imports. What matters to a buyer is which parts of the process the factory controls. This is what we control at Iber Arms.

For the full answer, including the questions to ask any supplier, read are Turkish shotguns good? The fastest way to judge our build quality is to order samples and test them with the loads your customers use.

Proof Testing and Proof Marks

Proof requirements depend on where the shotgun will be sold. In C.I.P. member countries, firearms must be proofed by an official proof house before sale, while the United States relies on voluntary SAAMI industry standards. Tell us your destination market and we confirm which proof marks and certificates are available for your configuration before you order. Testing inside our plant is covered on how our shotguns are made.

Spare Parts, Manuals and After-Sales Support

A common complaint about Turkish shotguns is that parts disappear when an importer stops trading. We have built shotguns in Beyşehir since 2000 and supply spare parts to our importers from the factory. Download the spare parts catalogue (PDF) or read the user manuals and training notes for each platform.

• Mobil choke tubes and repair kits
• Turkish walnut stocks and repair kits
• Pistol grips and repair kits

Warranty and service for end users are handled by the importer in each market, and our export team supports importers with parts and technical information.

OEM and Private Label Turkish Shotguns

We manufacture private label shotguns. Importers and distributors can sell Iber-made guns under their own brand, with their logo and a configuration specified for their market. This is also why the same Turkish-made shotgun can appear under several brand names, while each private label buyer gets its own specification, markings and packaging.

• Your brand name or logo on the receiver
• Receiver finishes and colors, from black and grey to bronze, blue, red, OD green and camo patterns
• Turkish walnut, synthetic, fixed, collapsible or pistol-grip stocks
• Barrel lengths, typically from 47 cm (18.5 in) to 76 cm (30 in), depending on the family
• Magazine capacities such as 2+1, 4+1 or 5+1 to suit local rules

We quote orders of any quantity and ship samples so you can evaluate a configuration before committing. See private label shotgun manufacturing for the full process.

How to Order Turkish Shotguns from Our Factory

1. Send an inquiry. Use the inquiry form, WhatsApp or email info@iberarms.com. Tell us your country, the models or families you are interested in, approximate quantities and your import license status.
2. Get the catalog and a quotation. We send our current catalogs and quote the configurations you need.
3. Evaluate samples. Samples are available so you can check build quality, function and finish yourself.
4. Confirm the order. We confirm the specification in writing, covering gauge, barrel lengths, capacities, finishes and markings for each model.
5. Production and test-firing. Your shotguns are built, assembled and test-fired at our factory in Beyşehir.
6. Export documents and shipping. We handle the Turkish export authorization and prepare the shipping documents. You supply your import permit and any end-user documents your authorities require. Our guide on how to import shotguns from Turkey explains the paperwork.

Turkish Shotgun Export Markets and Compliance

We export Turkish shotguns to importers, distributors and authorized government buyers in Europe, the United States, the Middle East, Asia and South America. Every market has its own rules, so we build configurations to match them. The table shows the rules buyers most often ask us about. Buyers in Spain and Latin America can read this site in Spanish.

Who Makes Turkish Shotguns?

Turkish shotguns are made by specialized factories, and Konya province is one of the main centers of the industry. In and around Beyşehir, barrel makers, parts suppliers and stock shops work side by side, and gunsmithing skills have passed from one generation to the next. The region is also known for Turkish walnut, a dense and richly figured stock wood that holds checkering well.

Iber Arms and Iber Hunt

Iber Arms and Iber Hunt are our own Turkish shotgun brands, built in our Beyşehir factory since 2000 and sold through importers and distributors in Europe, the United States, the Middle East, Asia and South America. We also build private label shotguns for buyers who want their own brand on the receiver. Our guide to Turkish shotgun manufacturers explains how to evaluate a factory before you place an order.

Why importers source from a Turkish factory

Turkish factories compete on value and on flexibility, building configurations, finishes and markings for one importer’s market. Support is the point buyers should check. Parts supply, documentation and a factory you can visit matter more than the country stamped on the receiver.

Reviewed by the Iber Arms technical and export team. Updated November 2026.