drunkietheclown
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- Port Alberni, BC
MTs255-12 "tactical revolver shotgun"
I love Russia.
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MTs255-12 "tactical revolver shotgun"
CST Grad C.Nixon
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- Location
- Saskatchewan
That shotgun apparently is worth a heck of alot of money surprisingly for a piece of Russian kit... TeaPot2 would be the guy to go ask if its possible to get any of this cool Russian gear here for sure!
Leave it to the Russians who came up with the 12ga REVOLVER.... now that thing would be a whoot to shoot
, and apparently they use it for "Crowd Control"
Leave it to the Russians who came up with the 12ga REVOLVER.... now that thing would be a whoot to shoot
, and apparently they use it for "Crowd Control" 
- Location
- Southern Vancouver Island
I'd have fun on the skeet field & 16 yd. trap with this variant.
These are made by KBP in Tula.
Too bad they don"t come larger than 20 ga.
These are made by KBP in Tula.
Too bad they don"t come larger than 20 ga.
I haven't been able to find any posts on this weapon so I'm going to stick this here.
I've always been curious about the KS-23 shotgun out of Russia, the 'special carbine' that they made back in the 70s.
And before you ask, this is a 23mm shotgun shell, somewhere between 4 and 6 Gauge...I think.
I've always been curious if it is at all possible to import one and its ammunition, but I'm almost afraid of the costs of the damn thing.
I've always been curious about the KS-23 shotgun out of Russia, the 'special carbine' that they made back in the 70s.
And before you ask, this is a 23mm shotgun shell, somewhere between 4 and 6 Gauge...I think.
I've always been curious if it is at all possible to import one and its ammunition, but I'm almost afraid of the costs of the damn thing.
It's actually I think Eight and a Half pounds in weight, so yeah its bulky (and Russian ). The weight actually I think helps with recoils, as a 23mm shotgun blast has to kick like a pissed off mule.
I don't think Canada has any laws against the size of ammunition you use, just the types, and as Far as I know the Russians use this thing for blowing through doors and taking out engine blocks with slugs.
Anyone familiar at all with importing from the former Soviet Union? I'm willing to spend a bit on this but not a huge amount.
). The weight actually I think helps with recoils, as a 23mm shotgun blast has to kick like a pissed off mule.I don't think Canada has any laws against the size of ammunition you use, just the types, and as Far as I know the Russians use this thing for blowing through doors and taking out engine blocks with slugs.
Anyone familiar at all with importing from the former Soviet Union? I'm willing to spend a bit on this but not a huge amount.
