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Janes [url=http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:jSDYgJMNQ1UJ:]http://www.janes.com/extracts/extract/jiw/jiw_a207.html+KBP+MTs+225+tactical+revolver+shotgun&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=nz]reports[/url] that Russian firm KBP are now producing a tactical version of their MTs 225 revolver shotgun:
The MTs-255 tactical shotgun is a 5-shot weapon and is designed around the revolver principle. The cartridge cylinder swings out to the left for loading/unloading. It can be fired either double-action (a long pull of the trigger both cocks and fires the weapon) or the hammer can be manually cocked for single-action firing. A heavy duty, single-strut metal side-folding stock is fitted, which pivots around a conventional style revolver pistol-grip and lies alongside the right side of the gun when in the folded position. Sights are described as 'open', but a length of Picatinny-type sight rail is fitted to the top of the receiver for the mounting of other sighting devices. The butt-plate, pistol-grip and fore-end are all constructed of high-impact polymer for durability and corrosion resistance.
The original MTs 225 was introduced as a hunting gun back in 2000. It has an interesting design. The benefit over semi-autos would be its double action revolver reliability.
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Photos from Tozman @ Shotgun World Forum.
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Shades of Sam Colt and the 1855 revolving rifle.
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And how do you legally plug it for migratory birds?
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Perhaps with an expanding rubber plug in two chambers with Torx expander screws or something similar. RD
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Asbestos armguard included?
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they used to make a revolving shotgun years ago ( same time frame as the rifle ) i believe those were 4 shot tho IIRC,this one tho looks if it has some kind of shield to save u from hot blowby gases
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drinks wrote: And how do you legally plug it for migratory birds? Snap caps, maybe?
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