I was at a gun store here in town today and saw these new Yildiz shotguns for the first time. I've seen them online but never held one in real before. He is selling them for $350 and it comes with 3 different stocks. Regular, folding and pistol stock. I believe it was the TOMAHAWK 2100 model. I am just wondering if its a fair price for this shotgun and the most important thing, are these guns any good? I've never seen a gun manufactured in Turkey before! How cheap you can get one?
Turkish shotguns, Yes/No?
- Thread starter Soheil
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Marstar sells the same gun for $325-$350 area, pretty good price for the gun.
I've personally had my hands on one and put quite a few rounds through it.
Initial impression is god damn this gun is LIGHT! Kicks a fair bit, but low weight does that.
Smooth action and just feels natural in the hands an not a single shell hung up in ejection or loading. Trigger wasn't too bad, feels like that on my Mav88.
The one I was using had a reflex sight installed on it, makes for great instinct shooting, just wait for the red dot to be on anything and fire.
Pretty good gun for the dollar figure but I have no idea as to what aftermarket parts would fit on it, if anything.
Here's some video.
I've personally had my hands on one and put quite a few rounds through it.
Initial impression is god damn this gun is LIGHT! Kicks a fair bit, but low weight does that.
Smooth action and just feels natural in the hands an not a single shell hung up in ejection or loading. Trigger wasn't too bad, feels like that on my Mav88.
The one I was using had a reflex sight installed on it, makes for great instinct shooting, just wait for the red dot to be on anything and fire.
Pretty good gun for the dollar figure but I have no idea as to what aftermarket parts would fit on it, if anything.
Here's some video.
