15 round shotgun

[JP135]

With police sometimes not being able to tell the difference between a Taser and their Gun, I don't think they need something else to have a potential life ending mistake, lol.

I'm only aware of one incident, but one is too many.

I see potential with the for a simple mistake to turn deadly with the UTAS. Most agencies dedicate a separate shotgun for less-lethal and most I've seen (ours were like this) have bright orange painted forward grip or stock so there's NO chance you're gonna pick up the wrong weapon. And there's still gonna be some bonehead who does.

[BEARY]

Was talking about the semi auto unit...

[8mpg]

Nice!! What are they selling for?

On the KSG. I've read many reviews on-line. FTE's, double feeds, breaking rails to name a few

The KSG is $800 retail but if you can find one, people want $1600 for it

[Pooter]

I think the Keltec would be a better bet for LE applications, one side lethal and the other less lethal. or one side buckshot and the other slugs

With police sometimes not being able to tell the difference between a Taser and their Gun, I don't think they need something else to have a potential life ending mistake, lol.

[BEARY]

Nice!! What are they selling for?

On the KSG. I've read many reviews on-line. FTE's, double feeds, breaking rails to name a few

[CJ]

i would rather have this ... 1216 shotgun



its semi-auto...
too bad its twice the price


both are neat though

I saw one of these up at Jackson Armory if I'm not mistaken.

[DallasSleeper]

Damn, that thing is SWEET

[gat0r]

i would rather have this ... 1216 shotgun



its semi-auto...
too bad its twice the price


both are neat though

[Ratt]

I like the KSG only because it seems more ambi-friendly. That UTAS ejects out the right side, and unless it's reversible I'd be taking shot-gun shells to the chest/right arm every time it ejected. They both seem pretty sweet though.

[CJ]

I remember seeing the picatinny rails breaking off.

[BlackGT]

The KelTec has allot of bad reviews and I've chosen to stay away from it at the time. First entry into the shotgun market for them, so not surprised that they users are encountering problems. Not to mention, dealers are selling them at almost double what the suggested MSRP is....
I recently purchased the RAAC 1919, but have yet to throw any lead down range with it...

Are you referring to the SHOT show reviews?

If so, they did some redesigns and addressed/fixed all the concerns that people found at SHOT.

If you are referencing real world production gun reviews, I haven't kept up with them as I knew it would be a couple years after they were released before they would be easy(er) to find, let alone purchase...

[helosailor]

Do want!

That's no mere man! That is Hickok45! That old man is the shit!

You got that right! I could watch hours of videos, and probably have.

[BEARY]

The KelTec has allot of bad reviews and I've chosen to stay away from it at the time. First entry into the shotgun market for them, so not surprised that they users are encountering problems. Not to mention, dealers are selling them at almost double what the suggested MSRP is....
I recently purchased the RAAC 1919, but have yet to throw any lead down range with it...

[CJ]

On the first one I posted if you place the selector in the middle position it takes one round from the left and the next from the right, it allows you to have 15 rounds total

On the Keltec it only lets you select either left or right, so when one is empty then you have to select the other side

Ah I see, that's interesting. This is usually when some neckbeard says a saiga does all of that. It's a cool design, I don't need anything like that, but it's neat.

[DallasSleeper]

I think the Keltec would be a better bet for LE applications, one side lethal and the other less lethal. or one side buckshot and the other slugs