KEL KSG TACTICAL 12GA 13.7 BLK

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Capacity 8
Barrel Length 13.5"

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Details

For class 3 dealers and those willing to buy a tax stamp the KSG Tactical is the coolest 12ga short-barrel shotgun on the market. Technically it’s an SBS however it features a 13.7 barrel and dual magazine tubes packed into a 21.5 overall length.It holds 4+4+1 or 5+5+1 depending on shell size. The foregrip is molded into the forend and houses a 420 lumen KelTec light with momentary switch. Like the other KSG variants the muzzle is threaded for a choke adapter or breacher comp and comes standard with a Picatinny style top rail for mounting an optic. – Caliber: 12ga 3 – Weight Unloaded: 6.2lbs – Magazine Capacity: 5+5 (2 3/4 shells) – Overall Length: 21.5 – Barrel Length (Smooth Bore): 13.7 – Trigger Pull: 5lbs

Specifications

UPC	640832006001
Manufacturer	Keltec
Manufacturer Part Number	KSGTACTICAL
Capacity	8
Safety	Manual
Barrel Length	13.5"

Shipping & FFL

Firearms are shipped only to a Federal Firearms Licensee. We must have a signed copy of the receiving dealer's license on file before shipment. Once the firearm arrives, you complete ATF Form 4473 and a NICS background check with that dealer. Transfer fees are set by, and paid to, the receiving dealer.