Brand New to Canada: SG-12 "SPAS"

Jesus.C said:
If a wanted a good semi auto I would have bought a 1301.
Click to expand...

That's fantastic.

I would NEVER buy a toyota truck. I mean if I wanted a "new" truck, I'd get a decent truck body, probably one of the aluminum body ford ones but with a west coast frame on it, and plunk in a 12 valve Cummins turbo diesel. Trim it out real nice with new seats, a good steering wheel and probably a classic alpine cassette deck and some 6x9s.

As for houses, I really do prefer log homes, just better built all around, way easier to maintain that a troublesome frame-built house.

Oh and I prefer my steak medium rare but with a hell of a sear on the outside. A Traeger to smoke and cook it then a blackstone griddle to get that sear going.



wait, we weren't all just sharing things that nobody asked about? WEIRD!
 
That said, I adore my M4 AND my 1301, but I'll almost bet I get more mileage out of this beast than I did out of the 1301. Nice gun, rather boring. The M4 is at least fun to take apart and check out the parts in it.


...as long as the Turchi holds together that is.
 
MosinMan13 said:
I’m not going to lie, it’s nice to see a runaway T.I. sale thread over a cool looking gun after these past couple years, I was beginning to wonder if we’d ever see anything like it again. There is hope.
Click to expand...

Visually it looks cool but it's made out of melted down scrap metal and produced by people with sub 90 IQ's.

That is just Turkish firearms in general where LOOKS are everything and material quality is a very distanced concern.

I hope these run well for people.....
 
Grove said:
Visually it looks cool but it's made out of melted down scrap metal and produced by people with sub 90 IQ's.

That is just Turkish firearms in general where LOOKS are everything and material quality is a very distanced concern.

I hope these run well for people.....
Click to expand...
Based off what I've seen in my research post-purchase (lol), the Gen 2's seem to be pretty solid once you get past that 200 round break-in period. Either way, this is going to look good on my wall so I have no regrets
 
Grove said:
Visually it looks cool but it's made out of melted down scrap metal and produced by people with sub 90 IQ's.

That is just Turkish firearms in general where LOOKS are everything and material quality is a very distanced concern.

I hope these run well for people.....
Click to expand...
As.png
 
Just reading this makes me question the build/quality of the receiver “By using the receiver of an existing, standard semi-automatic shotgun we have been able to add SPAS-12 style components to achieve the same look, feel and function of the legendary SPAS-12”.

Standard Turkish receiver? Either way, this is more of a novelty/deep nostalgia hit and I want one. Especially before people try flipping this on GP or EE for $2k.
 
Somerset Bar said:
That said, I adore my M4 AND my 1301, but I'll almost bet I get more mileage out of this beast than I did out of the 1301. Nice gun, rather boring. The M4 is at least fun to take apart and check out the parts in it.


...as long as the Turchi holds together that is.
Click to expand...
Nobody really asked you how you feel about your shotguns did they?
 
BP4W said:
Nice! Is the receiver based on the Sulun TAC-12 (M4 clone)? As it's gas operated unlike the M3.
Click to expand...
No it’s not based on the TAC-12 Benelli M3 (Not M4) clone, the TAC-12 M3 clone is a dual mode semi and pump shotgun that uses the inertia system just like the real Benelli M3, this SPAS-12 clone is gas piston operated. I thought the same “Is this just a re-dressed TAC-12?” as well at first.
 
Somerset Bar said:
That's fantastic.

I would NEVER buy a toyota truck. I mean if I wanted a "new" truck, I'd get a decent truck body, probably one of the aluminum body ford ones but with a west coast frame on it, and plunk in a 12 valve Cummins turbo diesel. Trim it out real nice with new seats, a good steering wheel and probably a classic alpine cassette deck and some 6x9s.

As for houses, I really do prefer log homes, just better built all around, way easier to maintain that a troublesome frame-built house.

Oh and I prefer my steak medium rare but with a hell of a sear on the outside. A Traeger to smoke and cook it then a blackstone griddle to get that sear going.



wait, we weren't all just sharing things that nobody asked about? WEIRD!
Click to expand...
I think you misunderstood me. Im saying that im fully aware that this is not the best shotgun, but im getting one because its the coolest.

Being tacticool is 90% of the battle
-Some dude online
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom