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Need Opinions on This Semi-Auto Shotgun

Make_My_DayMake_My_Day Posts: 7,927 Senior Member
edited September 2020 in General Firearms #1
I have an interest in buying a new HD 12 gauge, and will probably do it if we get any more government money (or maybe without it). This gun is manufactured locally to me, and this seems like a really good price for what you get. It comes with 2-5 round mags, and for $120 you can get a drum-mag. I would like opinions on this specific brand and model if there are any knowledgeable people on this.







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  • JayhawkerJayhawker Posts: 18,358 Senior Member
    I don't like Bullpups...too much stuff going on right next to your face
    Sharps Model 1874 - "The rifle that made the west safe for Winchester"
  • earlyagainearlyagain Posts: 7,928 Senior Member
    I'd check online reviews for querks or failures. If its mechanically sound then the only other consideration is how the recoil is. Face smacker? Shoulder cracker? Sometimes light or skeletonised has draw backs. Other times they're not bad.
  • Gene LGene L Posts: 12,816 Senior Member
    edited September 2020 #4
    Cool looking gun.  As is, it appears to be a single purpose gun for use defending your home.  Not for hunting (I guess) but for me, the cool factor doesn't overcome the price for a  HD gun fit only for HD. Not easily concealable outside the home.  Your choice, not my cup of tea.
    Concealed carry is for protection, open carry is for attention.
  • zorbazorba Posts: 25,280 Senior Member
    I'm no expert at all, but I'd want to shoot one before pulling the trigger (so to speak).
    -Zorba, "The Veiled Male"

    "If you get it and didn't work for it, someone else worked for it and didn't get it..."
    )O(
  • GunNutGunNut Posts: 7,642 Senior Member
    I’d buy it just to take it to the Trap range 🤣
  • LinefinderLinefinder Posts: 7,856 Senior Member
    Mag-fed shotgun for HD/SD? No thanks.

    Mike
    "Walking away seems to be a lost art form."
    N454casull
  • 10canyon5310canyon53 Posts: 2,122 Senior Member
    Looks like it would be a challenge to shoot with the drum mag.  I'll stick with my VEPR, at least the magazine is where it is supposed to be...    :D
  • Make_My_DayMake_My_Day Posts: 7,927 Senior Member
    edited September 2020 #9
    Well, there are some really good considerations I hadn't thought of. I guess no one that answered has any personal experience with this type/brand of shotgun. For me it would be strictly PD/HD. I like the design/military look of it, but I will consider the other things mentioned before I plunk down my cash....I have a pump 12 gauge Mossberg with the shortened barrel, but it's the semi-auto and looks of this that caught my attention.. thanks for all opinions.
    JOE MCCARTHY WAS RIGHT:
    THE DEMOCRATS ARE THE NEW COMMUNISTS!
  • LinefinderLinefinder Posts: 7,856 Senior Member
    edited September 2020 #10
    In all honesty....my first thought was Mossberg pump. Though I don't own one, if I wanted a dedicated HD shotgun, I'd look no further.

    Mike

    Edit: I meant the Mossberg pump.
    "Walking away seems to be a lost art form."
    N454casull
  • ilove22silove22s Posts: 1,539 Senior Member
    fwiw, i dont have one of those.

    I was able to see/handle one at our local gun show last year.  if found it cool.

    But some comments...

     > you may want to pickup one up and handle it.  See how it fits you and your body and go from there.

     > If it appeals to you then get one.  You will find out sooner or later if you like it or not after putting some round down range.  

     > as far as the various other shotguns out there, there are others too.   

    > a friend has one of those Saiga AK style semi auto shot gun.  The one he got was sort of like a plane jane but he bought a new dress for it and blinked it up.  It still a shot gun and all he did was to add more stuff to it.  

    have fun


    The ears never lie.

    - Don Burt
  • Make_My_DayMake_My_Day Posts: 7,927 Senior Member
    Since the manufacturer is only about 20 miles away from where I live, I may call them and see if I could handle one before I buy it.
    JOE MCCARTHY WAS RIGHT:
    THE DEMOCRATS ARE THE NEW COMMUNISTS!
  • ilove22silove22s Posts: 1,539 Senior Member
    if you are going to try that route, then i would look around if any gun rental range has one to try and or ask the mfg if you can test fly one.  

    im sure they have a range to test fly those that are NEW or coming back for issues.

    have fun
    The ears never lie.

    - Don Burt
  • tennmiketennmike Posts: 27,457 Senior Member
    Jayhawker said:
    I don't like Bullpups...too much stuff going on right next to your face
    Same here. But that Pro Series M semiauto would interest me a LOT. And it's $500.
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