
RETAY, the industry leader in innovative inertia-driven shotguns, is proud to announce a premier partnership expansion with Realtree® to feature the highly acclaimed Realtree Legacy™ camouflage pattern across its flagship ACE and Gordion shotgun lines for 2026. Debuting at the 2026 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, this addition merges RETAY's cutting-edge mechanical precision with a camouflage pattern that honors the heritage of the hunt while delivering modern concealment performance.

The RETAY ACE (Air Control Extreme), launched as the next evolution of the Inertia Plus™ system, will now be available in Legacy across all configurations. This includes both the standard receiver and the ACE Type-R "humpback" design. The ACE line features deep-bore drilled barrels, factory-lengthened forcing cones, and the "Airy" recoil pad system that reduces felt recoil by up to 30%. The ACE Legacy will be available in 12 gauge, 20 gauge, and 28 gauge.
The Gordion line, known for being the most advanced and dependable inertia shotgun in its class, also receives the Legacy treatment to provide waterfowl and turkey hunters with a timeless look. One-piece alloy trigger group and receiver, "Easy Out" magazine unloading, and the patented Inertia Plus™ bolt that eliminates the "inertia click." The Gordion Legacy will be available in 12 gauge and 20 gauge.
"As we move into 2026, we wanted to offer a finish with a heritage pattern that is timeless on our guns. The addition of Realtree Legacy to our ACE and Gordion lines is a nod to the hunters who value both tradition and technology," said Michael Narus, VP of Sales and Marketing for RETAY.
The RETAY ACE and Gordion in Realtree Legacy will be available at authorized RETAY dealers nationwide beginning in Spring 2026.
About RETAY: RETAY is located in Easton, Maryland, and is the premier manufacturer of high-performance firearms. RETAY is known for their deep bore dilled barrel, factory lengthened forcing cone, patented "Inertia Plus™ bolt system", and limited lifetime warranty. RETAY continues to push the boundaries of firearm dependability and accuracy.
