Krieghoff K-80
Legendary German competition over/under dominating Olympic and world championship shooting since 1980.
History
Introduced in 1980 as successor to the K-32, the K-80 incorporated improved metallurgy, enhanced trigger system, adjustable ribs, and better ergonomics. Building on the K-32's 1976 Olympic gold medal legacy, the K-80 quickly became the go-to firearm for professional competitive shooters. At the 2016 Rio Olympics, nine shooters used K-80s, capturing Silver and Bronze medals in Men's Skeet and Women's Trap. The K-80 is available in eight versions including the Victoria model with shorter length of pull for women. Krieghoff recommends annual service every 15,000-20,000 rounds. The K-80 has won numerous world championships and Olympic medals, establishing itself as one of the most successful competition shotguns ever made.
Achievements
Did You Know?
- Successor to 1976 Olympic gold-winning K-32
- Eight variants including Victoria for women
- Service recommended every 15,000-20,000 rounds
- Prices increased ~10% in June 2025
Specifications
Models in This Series
Shotguns in the K-80 series
K-80
K-80 ACS
Adjustable Comb Stock model for precise custom fitting without permanent stock modifications.
K-80 Parcours
Designed for FITASC and field courses with lighter handling and versatile choke selection.
K-80 Parcours-X
K-80 Pro Sporter
Enhanced sporting model with upgraded wood and checkering, favored by serious sporting clays comp...
K-80 Skeet
Optimized for skeet shooting with neutral point of impact and quick handling characteristics.
K-80 Sporting
Versatile competition model for sporting clays with 30" or 32" barrels, ideal balance for crossin...
K-80 Trap Special
Purpose-built for American trap with adjustable high rib and trap-optimized stock dimensions.
K-80 Trap Special Combo
K-80 Victoria
Women's model with shorter 14" length of pull, modified palm swell, and lighter weight.