The O/U Revolution is Here

[Tactical Imports]

Brand New to Canada:
S-Tactical Wood

The O/U Revolution.
The S-Tactical Wood is an advancement over the standard over-under shotgun, bringing the platform to the next level for unparalleled versatility, capability and performance.

• Top Picatinny rail for optics and a forward Picatinny rail for additonal accessories.
• M-LOK handguard with 4 attachment slots each side, integrated hand stop, and checkered grip for improved control.
• 18.5" 12GA 3" Magnum barrel offering an excellent balance of handling and performance.
• Barrel threaded for interchangeable chokes and rated for steel shot.
• Fiber optic front sight for quick target acquisition in low-light conditions.
• Durable satin grey Cerakote finish
• Premium hand-selected walnut stock and forend with a satin finish.
• Double-thickness recoil pad for increased shooting comfort and reduced felt recoil.
• LIFETIME WARRANTY
• Priced at just $599

More Info & Ordering

 

[Deng577]

So when do we get the TR-45 Micro?

 

[Whybeebaboo]

Darn it. I am actually interested.

Will there be a 28 inch version?

I will buy one.

 

[BLCB]

Does it eject or just extract? I know which I would expect on a "tactical" double but I am guessing they only feature extractors.

 

[Redneck Hippy]

I… don’t hate it. If I didn’t already have a satin nickel Ss-211 I’d jump all over this. Still might

 

[KND]

I'm digging that, since it's beautifully executed especially with the walnut stock and forend.

Quick question: are those Picatinny rails removable, and do they come with plug screws maybe?

 

[rhino519]

I too would like to know if its ejector or extractor?

 

[KND]

I too would like to know if its ejector or extractor?

It is extractor according to the spec on their website.

 

[Declared Bishop]

It is extractor according to the spec on their website.

I think I know-ish the answer, but can you explain the difference between the 2?

 

[Dime]

I think I know-ish the answer, but can you explain the difference between the 2?

Extractors lift the shells so you grab them, ejectors toss them out after you’ve fired the round(s) automatically when you open the action.