Crye Precision Six12 Bullpup Shotgun
Crye Precision debuted their double-action Six12 modular bullpup shotgun. Designed as a safer and more efficient door breacher, the Six12 is a 12-gauge, 6-round cylinder-fed modular shotgun platform. The bullpup layout brings the weight closer to the shooter and allows the Six12 to be as compact as possible. The Six12 attaches to most AR-15 platforms and is also availale in a standalone shoulder fired system which doesn’t require any NFA paperwork, a short barrel platform will be availale that will require NFA paperwork however. The 6-round cylinder accepts 12-gauge shells up to 3″ and barrel lengths of 22″, 18″ and 12.5″ overall will be available. They’re expected to be available winter 2014.
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Well, it looks very neat on paper. And I am sure it would make splash in video games, just like aforementioned Jackhammer. But what about handling all that weight and bulk attached to a carbine up front? And what for? Breaching? The standalone version may suffer some ergonomical issues as well. How you supposed to get cheek weld with this uncovered revolving cylinder in motion? I meand even if you do not sport some tactical beard... And gas sealing should be pretty peerless on this shotgun - with your face (standalone) and hand (underslug) right where they usually come out.
I WANT ONE!