The O/U Revolution is Here

[Tactical Imports]

Brand New to Canada:
S-Tactical Wood

The O/U Revolution.
The S-Tactical Wood is an advancement over the standard over-under shotgun, bringing the platform to the next level for unparalleled versatility, capability and performance.

• Top Picatinny rail for optics and a forward Picatinny rail for additonal accessories.
• M-LOK handguard with 4 attachment slots each side, integrated hand stop, and checkered grip for improved control.
• 18.5" 12GA 3" Magnum barrel offering an excellent balance of handling and performance.
• Barrel threaded for interchangeable chokes and rated for steel shot.
• Fiber optic front sight for quick target acquisition in low-light conditions.
• Durable satin grey Cerakote finish
• Premium hand-selected walnut stock and forend with a satin finish.
• Double-thickness recoil pad for increased shooting comfort and reduced felt recoil.
• LIFETIME WARRANTY
• Priced at just $599

More Info & Ordering

 

[Deng577]

So when do we get the TR-45 Micro?

 

[Whybeebaboo]

Darn it. I am actually interested.

Will there be a 28 inch version?

I will buy one.

 

[BLCB]

Does it eject or just extract? I know which I would expect on a "tactical" double but I am guessing they only feature extractors.

 

[Redneck Hippy]

I… don’t hate it. If I didn’t already have a satin nickel Ss-211 I’d jump all over this. Still might

 

[KND]

I'm digging that, since it's beautifully executed especially with the walnut stock and forend.

Quick question: are those Picatinny rails removable, and do they come with plug screws maybe?

 

[rhino519]

I too would like to know if its ejector or extractor?

 

[KND]

I too would like to know if its ejector or extractor?

It is extractor according to the spec on their website.

 

[Declared Bishop]

It is extractor according to the spec on their website.

I think I know-ish the answer, but can you explain the difference between the 2?

 

[Dime]

I think I know-ish the answer, but can you explain the difference between the 2?

Extractors lift the shells so you grab them, ejectors toss them out after you’ve fired the round(s) automatically when you open the action.

 

[rhino519]

It is extractor according to the spec on their website.

thats disappointing, you would think a tactical brake open would have had an ejectors

 

[BLCB]

No ejectors is a massive fail for something like this. Hard pass.

 

[brybenn]

What's the length of pull? Any chance for a 20ga version?

 

[Umpire]

No ejectors… pass

 

[Dorian Gray]

I need another 12 gauge like I need another hole in my head. But this one is actually tempting. If I hadn't of just got an A300 Ultima Patrol last month, I'd pick one of these up for sure.

 

[Big Bad]

If only, if only, it had double triggers I would be sold. And yes, unlike when hunting ejectors are desirable in this type of gun.

 

[wins]

beautiful

 

[Repper]

Ah, I like it! As previously stated it would be even more attractive if it was designed with Ejectors. If it is tactically inspired, it needs ejectors!

 

[jacotsmith]

Ejectors would drive the price point up. I like it as is. I’ve always figured two shots is enough to deal with a bear or two legged predator, any more than that you’re in a situation most people wouldn’t fare well in, and hence no need for ejectors in my opinion. Fun to have for range use but not “need.” The single trigger takes all the brain work out in an adrenaline-filled situation; if you miss or fail to disable on the first shot, just squeeze a second time and if you still missed then the bear is already in top of you anyway. I have owned multiple Mossberg Maverick HS-12 shotguns over the years which could be this thing’s bare bones twin. 18.5” barrels are perfect balance between short/lightweight/maneuverability and not being ridonkulously short and dangerous/loud. 18.5” barrels also balance well in the hands. The wood makes it not “scary” (as opposed to the evil black HS-12). I think they’ve got a winner here.

 

[brybenn]

Wonder how the forends will hold up. Not much wood left