2014 SHOW SHOW: Crye Precision Six12 Shotgun

[CraigNConnor]

Because depending on the RCMPs interpretation of "semi-automatic",
a double-action revolver shotgun might need to be plugged at 5 rounds.

guys cooommmoonnn....

it has a revolver action it will be considered a hand gun stock or not overall lenghth means nothing here even # of centerfire rounds means nothing here if its got a revolver action its a hand gun.

example : rossi circuit judge rifle

 

[onetwentyish]

The rossi circuit judge rifle is considered a handgun because it was designed off of a pre-existing handgun frame. Last I checked, the six12 is an entirely new and exciting firearm.

 

[alpha niner]

Curious, for a set up like this, would you want the muzzle of the shotgun to be longer than the rifle or the opposite?

 

[vagrant]

Curious, for a set up like this, would you want the muzzle of the shotgun to be longer than the rifle or the opposite?

You want the shotgun to be longer because you might "press" it against the door (at an angle to relieve pressure). If the rifle was longer it would be in the way.

 

[Pooker]

This is really cool and I can't see any reason why it'd be restricted or prohibited. Somebody in the black rifles forum mentioned something about the standalone stock making it a bullpup and thus prohibited. That doesn't make sense; the action is bullpup regardless of the standalone stock being attached or not. Whether the RCMP considers a double-action actuated cylinder to be "semi-automatic" or not I guess only time will tell. One would think that it would be considered manually actuated since the trigger pull is what actually actuates the cylinder to spin and "chamber" another round.
Either way, you've gotta love the outside-of-the-box thinking from Crye and I'm looking forward to see more about these.

 

[jordanmalmal]

that cylinder gap beside my ear would make me a little nervous.

x2!!

 

[Max Renegade]

I want one in .410 for my sr 22, why.... Why not!

 

[Lawrence D]

That would be a cool partridge gun.

 

[gwagen]

There is a collar that moves towards the cylinder as you pull the trigger to seal the gap kind of like the nagant except a collar moves instead of the cylinder.

 

[wgamble89]

Ism't there already those big old Russian revolver shot guns in Canada as non-res?

 

[TV-PressPass]

Interesting that this was the second ###ed up bullpup using 3D printed parts for its prototyping.

3D guns are coming!!

 

[Yukon1911]

I really like this shotgun, its very cool and ###y

 

[cadgo]

Because depending on the RCMPs interpretation of "semi-automatic",
a double-action revolver shotgun might need to be plugged at 5 rounds.

Umm, that would be a first. There are already examples of six shot revolving actions that are non-restricted. Example: The Uberti carbine.

 

[cadgo]

guys cooommmoonnn....

it has a revolver action it will be considered a hand gun stock or not overall lenghth means nothing here even # of centerfire rounds means nothing here if its got a revolver action its a hand gun.

example : rossi circuit judge rifle

See above. The Rossi Circuit judge uses the same frame as an existing pistol.

 

[cadgo]

There is a collar that moves towards the cylinder as you pull the trigger to seal the gap kind of like the nagant except a collar moves instead of the cylinder.

Oo so it could be suppressed.

 

[dquick]

Thanks for sharing.

I like it, cool, sleek design - no pump to manipulate or another magazine hanging off the gun. The other masterkeys look so bulky and counter-intuitive that it would be better to just have a separate shotgun for breaching.

 

[hertz_donut]

I wonder if I could get this on the bottom of my ksg??

 

[lone-wolf]

Ism't there already those big old Russian revolver shot guns in Canada as non-res?

Are there any in Canada? I recall(probably just rumours) them being way overpriced so no one bothered importing.

 

[Expendable Nate]

###xyyyyy!!!!!!

 

[HammerHeade]

I wonder if I could get this on the bottom of my ksg??

My first instinct was to ask why, but that does sound rather awesome.