UTS-15 Tactical Shotguns IN STOCK (14+1 Capacity!)

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We just received our first shipment of these bad mother-shut-your-mouths in the door ten minutes ago! Lightweight, ergonomic, and thanks to their bullpup design, extremely quick handling with a short overall length! The UTS-15 shotguns feature selectable/auto switching tubes, letting you effectively manage your 14+1 capacity on an individual round basis -- switch between slugs and buck on the fly! The KSG does not automatically switch over when one tube empties, adding an important handling advantage to the UTS-15 over its Kel-Tec counterpart. These feature a monolithic top rail for optics or iron sight uses, and come equipped with the removable breaching device/compensator choke tube.

UTS-15s are ideal for uncertain situations where differing loads may be required, and excel when paired with a red dot for rapid target acquisition. The pistol grip design is familiar to users of most modern tactical rifles, and the pump is a short-throw design. The stock is designed with a reduced length of pull in mind, specifically for entry/CQB scenarios.


UTAS UTS-15 12GA


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I have these in stock and ready to ship!

Cheers,
Daniel
 
6.9 lbs. empty - fantastic!
Although, I wonder how much 15 rounds weighs...?
I will check it out tomorrow when I p/u my DAK.
Thanks Wanstalls.
 
15 rounds of most 12ga can be boiled down to 0.85lb-1lb of weight. It's +/- between bird to buck to slugs, but by and large you can pretty safely bet it'll fall in that range. 1oz slugs add up to about 15.5oz-15.75oz and there are 16oz in a pound; other loads tend to be a little lighter in most instances.

We're down to half our shipment already! If you want a new gun to play with out in this beautiful spring weather we're having, and you absolutely hate watermelons and 2L bottles of soda, I might have the exact thing you need! :D

Cheers,
Daniel
 
I hear this model has problems with ejecting? A friend of mine saw some you tube videos showing the problems. However, hickok45 has a video where he has no problems what so ever. Do you have any ideas on these issues, I'm interested but leery.
 
Quite a few of these have been sold to CGN'ers, I'm sure if there was an inherent problem in the design (think early JR Carbine in .40/.45) there'd definitely be a post about it with lots of pages. :)
I've not seen a single bad post on this shotgun; I too am considering one.
 
Just so everyone knows, the updated models Canada has received are A LOT better than the ones Nutn got. Mine is flawless so far whether I do rapid fire or not, and the level of quality I would say is pretty decent. Remember ladies no short shucking.
 
Whitehorse Wayne said:
I hear this model has problems with ejecting? A friend of mine saw some you tube videos showing the problems. However, hickok45 has a video where he has no problems what so ever. Do you have any ideas on these issues, I'm interested but leery.
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The people who had trouble were short shucking the forend. I never short shucked any of my shotguns so
If you don't make it a habit with your other guns, then this shouldn't be a problem with the uts!
 
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