UTS-15 Shotgun

Status
Not open for further replies.
Tactical Imports

Tactical Imports

Sponsoring Business
Business Member
Rating - 100%
73   0   0
We at Tactical Imports are kicking things off with a bang; and are happy to announce another Canadian exclusive import; the UTAS UTS-15 shotgun.

Some of the features include:

•non-restricted

•bullpup design

•15 round capacity

•3" and 2.75" 12ga shell capability

•tool less modular design

•carbon fibre, reinforced receiver for corrosion resistance and light weight

•anti glare finish on all exterior parts

•3 sling swivel mounting points

•chrome lined threaded barrel

•externally visible magazine counters

•integrated top mounted picatinny rail

•top located shell loading ports for accelerated loading times

•Mil-Spec (Level II UTS-15)

•dual user selectable magazine tubes. Can be set for alternating or left or right tubes.

phocathumbl9.jpg


phocathumbl4c.jpg


phocathumbl5.jpg


phocathumbl3.jpg


phocathumbl2n.jpg


phocathumbl1.jpg


phocathumbl6i.jpg


Level I - $1649
Basic UTS-15 package. No flash suppressor, combat sights or integral laser/spotlight.

Level II –$1899
Includes level I package with US military specification flash suppressor with strike bezel, front and rear combat sights, and integral laser/spotlight. Mil-spec.

These are approved for import; FRT number issued and good to go. ETA is August. First shipment is very limited; pre-order today to ensure you get your UTS-15!

Please see our website for more details, pictures and technical specifications:
http://tacticalimports.ca/UTS-15.html
 
Last edited:
SpoonMan said:
This looks like an AR-15 that was pimp up for star wars!!! Now your talking my language.

Thanks Tactical Imports.

SM
Click to expand...


I was thinking it looked more like something you would see in the Aliens movies, or something like that.. man that's nice.
I really like the looks of a lot of the stuff there. I wish there was a store front, I would go there for sure.
 
Can you explain the procedure for reloading the magazines? Do you have to lift the cheek piece and insert cartridges ?

On the right hand side above and infront of the trigger guard there is a set of markings (1. 2. 3. ) what do they reference ?

what is required to pre-order ? deposit ?
 
Westside said:
Can you explain the procedure for reloading the magazines? Do you have to lift the cheek piece and insert cartridges ?

On the right hand side above and infront of the trigger guard there is a set of markings (1. 2. 3. ) what do they reference ?

what is required to pre-order ? deposit ?
Click to expand...

Looks like you have to lift up the rear cover, the numbers on the side refer to the number of rounds in each tube mag contains, as you push the rounds in the small lever beside the number moves up, when you cycle the action and load in to the chamber the respective tube will show how many rounds are in there. At least thats what it looks like to me.
 
Outcast said:
Looks like you have to lift up the rear cover, the numbers on the side refer to the number of rounds in each tube mag contains, as you push the rounds in the small lever beside the number moves up, when you cycle the action and load in to the chamber the respective tube will show how many rounds are in there. At least thats what it looks like to me.
Click to expand...

The numbers i was asking about are lower down on the right side in front of the trigger.

1. <
2. -
3. off
 
Westside said:
Can you explain the procedure for reloading the magazines? Do you have to lift the cheek piece and insert cartridges ?

On the right hand side above and infront of the trigger guard there is a set of markings (1. 2. 3. ) what do they reference ?

what is required to pre-order ? deposit ?
Click to expand...
looks like you can reload both from the back, a la Neostead, or the individual mag tubes can be topped off by lowering a gate on each side and pushing the follower forward. It looks the gate in the back is like the Neostead too, that thingy in the middlee can be moved to the left or right to load from individual mag tubes, or, left in the middle position it pulls them alternately from the left and the right. Looks a lot sturdier than the Neostead which feels hollow and a tad awkward.
 
I take it these are going to be the Turkish made imports and not the soon to be made US factory builds?
I'm only assuming that due to the fact the US will not allow the import because of the "non sporting" label the US gov't slapped on these, but will of course allow the US manufacture.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top Bottom