++The SEMI-AUTO NR BULLPUP 12GA NO SHOOTER SHOULD BE WITHOUT++

All the manufacturer needs to do is set it up so the ejection can be switched around to either side, like how the just right carbine does
I can't see it costing a ton more to add this feature
 
Yes, thanks j_f_oko , this is what has had me on the fence about the spectre and I would love to hear / see / reference doc for the take down on the HG-105 , it's the deal breaker.
HJP said:
Thanks j_f_oko

That's good info.

a report on the HG takedown/assembly would be helpful if anyone's familiar with it.
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I should be receiving an hg-105 this week or next. If nothing has surfaced by then I’ll post some info. From the images, it looks like it has a takedown similar to the Utas uts-15.
 
It has arrived. Sadly I was at work like an idiot. Even sadder, the depot is closed until Tuesday now. But I’ll have some info early next week if anybody is still curious.
 
TreMoR said:
this ! need a answer !
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This has been answered several times in the thread. In the affirmative. With different mag sizes.
Getting the barrel on and off requires a bit of jiggling, like the AR-15 styled Turkish shotguns. Otherwise disassembly easy is enough. About as difficult as an SKS I suppose.
 
Deathrawt said:
Was able to shoot a couple mags through it quick. I used the mag it came with and challenger #9 target loads
Rifle functioned perfectly it cycled the rounds good and I'm happy to say that the casings ejected at the 1 to 2 o'clock position and I never ate any of them
No gasses or nothing blowing in my face either so I can say IMO the rifle is good for leftys! :)
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Deathrawt said:
One quick note, I put a few more mags through and I tried to change my head position closer and I did catch a casing off the bottom lip, if you position yourself at the rear of the cheek rest it’s ok so I guess it’s not totally left friendly but a lefty can shoot it if you watch your head positioning
What would help is extending the rear stock somehow, one of those slip on recoil pads would most likely do it
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Thanks for the business and the review!
 
xdmer said:
Tactical Imports, any info to share on the field strip of this - searching online didn't turn anything up.
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Takedown is pretty straightforward, just undo the front nut, flip the takedown lever and then everything pulls out the front. Handguard, barrel, bolt etc.
 
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Is the takedown lever supposed to do anything other then move the feed ramp down and out of the way?
The rifle I have I can strip it down whether the feed ramp is up or down
Seems strange that that’s all the takedown lever appears to do or am I missing something?
 
Deathrawt said:
Is the takedown lever supposed to do anything other then move the feed ramp down and out of the way?
The rifle I have I can strip it down whether the feed ramp is up or down
Seems strange that that’s all the takedown lever appears to do or am I missing something?
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Interesting, perhaps the take-down lever is just to make things easier
 
Always leaving the left handed fellaz behind .....;). Would love to add a bullpup to the collection if it wouldn't hit me in the face everytime.
 
Got my hands on it last night. Fit and finish seem good, everything fits together nice and solid. Maybe too solid, the barrel was incredibly difficult to remove, the locating tang is too snug, nothing a little filing/polishing can’t fix. Other than that takedown is very easy, can actually field strip it with no tools which is what I was looking for and what the spectre was lacking. If I had to find a gripe, and it’s a relatively small one, the charging handle is way too small. Looks/feels like something you’d find on a .22. May have to machine a new one.

All in all I like the feel, but I am a fan of bullpups, and I am much happier with the takedown. I’ll have to source a few more mags and put some rounds through it, but first impressions are good. I can try to answer any specific questions if anybody still has any.
 
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