12 Gauge Tactical Shotgun
The 12 Gauge Tactical Shotgun stands as a testament to engineering prowess, combining modern materials with time-tested design. This gas-operated firearm is chambered for the powerful 3-inch magnum shells, ensuring it can handle any task you set before it.
The shotgun features a robust polymer pistol grip stock equipped with an integrated shotshell holder, offering both utility and comfort in handling. A rubber recoil pad further enhances shooting comfort by mitigating felt recoil, making this weapon manageable even during extended use.
Crafted from aircraft-grade alloy and treated with black anodization, the receiver presents durability and resilience against harsh conditions while providing a stable platform for mounting accessories via its Picatinny rail. The barrel is constructed of Ni-Cr-Mo steel finished with black chrome and comes fitted with a heat shield that protects your hands during rapid firing sequences.
This tactical tool boasts an 18-inch fixed cylinder choke barrel designed for close-quarters engagements where spread control is paramount. Its ghost ring fiber optic sights are fully adjustable at both rear and front ends, allowing precise target acquisition regardless of lighting conditions.
With dimensions measuring an overall length of just over 40 inches and weighing in at approximately 8.6 pounds, this shotgun balances maneuverability with stability—a critical factor when every second counts. The box magazine holds five rounds, ensuring you're always ready for what lies ahead.
Key Features:
- Gauge: 12 GA (Gas Operated)
- Chamber Size: Accommodates up to 3" Magnum Shells
- Pistol Grip Stock: Polymer construction featuring integrated shotshell holder
- Sight System: Ghost ring fiber optic adjustable rear & front sight
- Total Length & Weight: An optimal balance of size—40.3 inches—and weight—8.6 lbs—for effective operation. Xperience reliability combined witn performance tithout compromise; thiis tactial shogun s not just foor enthusiasts but or those who demand results wheen needed most.