Tomahawk shotgun

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So i just recived my SA-1800 (semi-auto) from Marstar. First thing i took it apart to inspect everything. Right out of the box it seemed to be a solid gun. no scratches or anything, and nothing rattled! Always a plus. The action was clean of any debris or exess oil. The stock does not seem to be flimsy at all like it was said to be on the first generation tomahawks... After dissasembly and re-assembly the gun still had no rattles! Even a better plus! Now i can tell myself how a semi auto works, I just wont try to explain it to anyone else Haha. Without being fired it seems like a solid firearm. This weekend we are going to take it for out for a couple test rounds to see how it preforms. Will post some pics and let you know how it goes after sunday! :D

-Lowriderchevy
 
Cool, I'm looking for more info about these guns.. I got my eye on one of the marine coat pumps marstar has.

I need something big and shiny to rack when the zombies come round so I can say a smart a$$ line then shoot them.
 
SCARECROW;
"I havent heard much good about them."

Since we just introduced this geberation of shotguns last month I don't think anyone has heard any feedback....

So far we have hear from only a couple of dozen people who purchased them, ALL happy people.... Beleive me if there were issues we WOULD hear about them....

Perhaps you would be kind enough to share what you have heard ?? We are always interested, good or bad, to hear from our customers.

I assume you are basing your opinion on personal experience ??

John
 
Anyone else have pictures from the range or reports on these yet.Im really thinking about getting a pump action but would like a little more convincing on them.Thanks
 
Im curious to find out if any aftermarket accessories will fit the Tomahawk semi - auto shotgun.

I would like to get one because I dont want the folding stock that they offer. I would like one that is a Knoxx Stock style for practical shotgun and 3 gun events.

Any suggestions ?

PS - any range test results on the semi auto would be great to read ...........
 
Performance Review and PICS please

lowriderchevy said:
So i just recived my SA-1800 (semi-auto) from Marstar. First thing i took it apart to inspect everything. Right out of the box it seemed to be a solid gun. no scratches or anything, and nothing rattled! Always a plus. The action was clean of any debris or exess oil. The stock does not seem to be flimsy at all like it was said to be on the first generation tomahawks... After dissasembly and re-assembly the gun still had no rattles! Even a better plus! Now i can tell myself how a semi auto works, I just wont try to explain it to anyone else Haha. Without being fired it seems like a solid firearm. This weekend we are going to take it for out for a couple test rounds to see how it preforms. Will post some pics and let you know how it goes after sunday! :D

-Lowriderchevy
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Well ?

What Im curious is the semi action on it... can it keep up with fast rapid firing for practical shotgun ?

Does it like cheep remington12g 7.5 ammo after a long string of shots ?
 
Soooooooooooooooo I'm Looking at the Marstar site and they now have the 3rd Gen version of the SA 1800 up.

Looks like an amazing price, but I cannot find a review anywhere on this site for the life of me.

I've searched all the way back to when the 1st gens were coming out, and all I got was a battle between johnone and a customer lol

- Can someone update with their review?

- Do these things like the cheap ammo?

- Does the SA action like rapid firing?

- Do these support any of the aftermarket ad-ons for other shot guns?


Thank-you in advance for all the super helpful replies I know I'm going to get!
:cheers:
 
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