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

Don't mean to hijack your thread at all. That is just such a cool looking gun, but it looks rather familiar. I liked the idea so much that I built one last year along the same lines. Mine isn't as pretty, and from the look of it in the video, yours feeds and shoots a lot smoother than mine, and by the time I was finished yours is less expensive. I can't believe that I ripped myself off. Might have to buy one of yours just to get rid of the frustration. (Mine has the odd feeding issue)


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4.5lbs, six shots. Nice. Sure looks spring assisted in the video.... I guess at the range the action would need to be blocked open somehow during a ceasefire.
Hopefully a limbsaver or equivalent recoil pad will be an easy swap.

Will you be bringing in parts like spare trigger groups and bolts?
Is the barrel fixed to the receiver?
 
The 4.5lb weight is the biggest thing that attracts me right now.

Question: does the stock tube take telescopic AR15 buttstocks? If so it is a commercial tube, or a milspec tube?
 
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The stock looks in house.
Not much on this gun will easy off the shelf modifiable like with an 870 based design.
That's why part support will be critical.
 
That stock is the same as the one on my Kahn Arms A-tac Spark tube fed pump. Mine has a 400mm barrel (16") and aluminium receiver that makes it a nice light bush gun. It is just over 26" with only the pistol grip attached. The mag fed design on this one is a nice convenience for unloading when hopping into a vehicle for example.
 
Tactical Imports said:
SAP6 Reliability Test
We took a random SAP6 out of the box, dropped some CLP in the action and loaded up 17, 6 round mags for a total of 102 rounds for this assessment. In testing the SAP6 has shown to be 100% reliable. Video is uncut

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Hmmm... definitely not like your former batch of UTAS UTS-15. Worth a further look.
 
Also, is the magazine well made of polymer and connected to the trigger guard?

Does the gun require tools for disassembly?
 
What kind of sling mounts is it compatible with?

Edit: Nevermind, I see what you did there...
 
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All that hype for a lighter, tarted up grizzly? I'm sorry but this is not some amazing evolution in shotgun design. Nice, sure, but it's nothing new. And double the price as well. Am I really the only one disappointed by this?
 
Interesting...except the stock. Any chance it's compatible with 870 accessories. And ya...tell me that magwell isn't polymer! Ditto on the hand stop.
 
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