M870-CS

Initially adopted as a versatile hunting shotgun, in the early 1970s the Remington 870 was introduced to the US Military. The M870 may be equipped with rifle-style or ghost-ring (peep) sights, with tactical flashlights and lasers. The older nature of the design results in heavy recoil, even when compared to more modern shotguns.

Streetsweeper (Striker)

Developed in South Africa, with a specially modified version available in the US, the Streetsweeper shotgun has undergone a series of intelligent designs and redesigns. The Streetsweeper benefited from the design iteration process and now features a relatively rapid rate of fire and a more gentle recoil than almost all other competitor shotguns.

Jackhammer

The Jackhammer is a gas operated, fully automatic, all-American shotgun. After 15 years of development, the political climate was such that the weapon was kept from mass-production in the late 1990�s. Only a handful of prototypes exist within Special circles. The notable feature of the Jackhammer lies in its very low felt recoil.