***New to Canada*** SAP6 MAG-FED FLAT-TOP 11.4" 12GA Shotgun **NON-RESTRICTED**

Kevin M. said:
Had my first big malfunction with mine today.

I had a new shooter with me that wanted to try it. First shot of the day, a target load of birdshot, and the gun locked up solid after firing. I was not able to clear it at the range despite significant force being put into the pump, so made it safe and took it home with the empty jammed in the chamber.

Used the old "hold the charging handle and slam the butt to the ground" technique at home, and the bolt finally opened, the extractor slipped off the shell leaving it in the chamber.

Got a cleaning rod and knocked the empty out. The steel rim was ballooned to hell, explaining the hard extract.


My thinking is that since he was a new shooter and not familiar with the gun, he put some back pressure on the pump, and fired it slightly out of battery, causing the shell to expand and jam in the chamber.

No damage or catastrophic failure fortunately, but something to keep an eye on for you guys, as I played around with the gun afterwards, and it seems that this gun will still impact a primer with the gun as much as a 1/4" out of battery (just like a Ruger 10/22), causing what I saw today.


Not a safety issue as of yet, but don't put back pressure on a spring loaded pump shotgun when firing.


Just my .02.
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The SAP6 is not capable of firing out of battery. The pump handle has a blocking mechnism that prevents out of battery firing.

The pump handle can be moved slightly rear and the hammer can still drop, however the bolt is still in battery. If moved slightly more rearward the hammer can still drop, but the blocking mechanism prevents the hammer from hitting the firing pin. We did testing to ensure OOB firing is not a possiblity.

If your sure your SAP6 is capable of impacting a primer out of battery, please contact us for repair.
 
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Tactical Imports said:
The SAP6 is not capable of firing out of battery. The pump handle has a blocking mechnism that prevents out of battery firing.

The pump handle can be moved slightly rear and the hammer can still drop, however the bolt is still in battery. If moved slightly more rearward the hammer can still drop, by the blocking mechanism prevents the hammer from hitting the firing pin. We did testing to ensure OOB firing is not a possiblity.

If your sure your SAP6 is capable of impacting a primer out of battery, please contact us for repair.
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I shall play around with the gun with some primed shells that have powder and shot removed, and confirm or disprove what I have said here, and will update my post accordingly if I was incorrect in my diagnosis.

Much appreciated for the support though, I'll keep in touch.
 
Kevin M. said:
Yup, low brass target loads. Here's a good pic of the ballooned shell rim. Note the extractor mark from where I had to sledgehammer the bolt open, and it slipped off the shell.



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Bummer. Thanks for the pics. Much more helpful than a description. That rim looks pretty fat on that low brass too. Might have contributed to the jam.

Too lazy to shoot out in the cold right now but I think I may have to make a special effort to get out and try it ...
 
Outcast said:
Seeing as each is it's own individual firearm, your shotgun would be restricted in that config. being less than 26" overall
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I know your Leo, so I hate to argue, but that looks like it is using the reciever and stock of the other gun as the sap-6's stock. Its no less difficult to remove it from below the barrel of that rifle then to remove it from the stock it is sold with.
 
Well to update for Tac imports, I have been unable to replicate the malfunction.

Can not get the gun to fire out of battery despite my best efforts, as you had mentioned, and have had no jams since.

Perhaps a freak occurrence? Bad brass? I don't know. Strange malfunction for sure. I'll keep you guys updated as I shoot it.


So far so good though. I have no worries continuing to shoot the gun in the meantime, fun gun to shoot.
 
Can anyone post pictures of what this looks like with the 14" barrel installed, and also what do the railed foregrip and 11 round mags look like?

For TI, would it be possible to have an option of buying it with the 14" barrel and getting the shorter barrel as the accessory?
Does the 14" barrel include all the chokes or does the purchaser need to supply their own Remington chokes?

has anyone found\made an AR style buffer tube mount for this yet?

"need" to get a shotgun soon and on the fence between a KSG, UTS15 and this...
 
oneguywithsixguns said:
Serious question: Does anyone know for sure if there is anything illegal, in writing, about this?
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So this actually works. There are some small marks on the back of the SAP6 receiver where it contacted the mag well and barrel screw. Also both rails have imprints from the screws on the clamp. This was only with target loads, so I'd make a pad for the rear of the SAP6 to keep it from contacting the rifle and maybe tap more screws through the top rail (only has 3 from stock) to make sure they don't shear off with 3" 00 buck shells.
 
oneguywithsixguns said:
So this actually works. There are some small marks on the back of the SAP6 receiver where it contacted the mag well and barrel screw. Also both rails have imprints from the screws on the clamp. This was only with target loads, so I'd make a pad for the rear of the SAP6 to keep it from contacting the rifle and maybe tap more screws through the top rail (only has 3 from stock) to make sure they don't shear off with 3" 00 buck shells.
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Good info thx. Did u find out for sure about the legalities of this? That's one badass setup.
 
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