[timmerk]

Just would like to look at some class 3 shotguns. What are they differences, just shorter barrel length?

Thanks!

[Badger Arms]

http://www.eliteguns.com/class3/aow/mossberg_aow2.jpg
http://www.serbu.com/SS20-s.jpg
http://www.serbu.com/SS1.MPG
http://www.dennysguns.com/denny/images/burglar/title.jpg
http://www.remingtonle.com/images/shotgun/870p_t2.jpg

Shorter Barrel length and legal paperwork, that's it. An AOW is a shotgun with a short barrel that has never had a shoulder stock attached (Basically but a little more complex). A SBS is a Short Barreled Shotgun that doesn't necessarilly have a shoulder stock attached, but can. AOW's are basically cheaper because of the $5 transfer tax, but the maker still has to pay $200 to make the firearm into an AOW or SBS. You can buy a shotgun and then get an ATF Form 4 signed, wait for BATF approval, and then hack the barrel off yourself to save the money. An AOW is mostly a novelty but can be useful in VERY limited situations. An SBS can be very handy and useful in close quarters.

[AJ Dual]

SOG has used 14" SBS NFA Remington 1100's in the back of their latest flyer for $700.

With that Canadian guy's ([edit] Sorry BrobeeBiter, had to look you up) AR-15 style stock adaptor and a full length mounting rail and some gizmos.... Oooooohhh. :D

[Skunkabilly]

http://www.benelliusa.com/firearms/images/sp-small-m1-entry.gif

Not mine, but gosh I want one.

Where are our Norwegian members?

[Benjamin]

Grrrrr. Some people have all the toys.

info on the jackhammer, including pics, here
http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh10-e.htm

then the USAS 12, some of which are select fire, and a real blast to shoot
http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh16-e.htm


And another flop, the CAWS
http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/sh18-e.htm

[Wakal]

USAS-12, as used for ISPC 3-Gun ;)

http://www.dreadnaught-industries.com/images/file/guns/firepower.JPG

http://www.dreadnaught-industries.com/images/file/guns/USAS_race.JPG



Alex

[TechBrute]

Um... where can I get one of those? Don't wanna hijack the thread, but I think I need one of those.