SKU F121201S
new
Our Price
$1,234.99
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Product Information & Specs
When you receive your shotgun there will be oil on it, this is factory manufacturing oil and not a true gun oil. We recommend cleaning the F12 and applying a reputable gun oil. We then recommend that you put 50 rounds of heavy, high brass shotgun ammunition through your gun for the break in period. This will ensure your shotgun is working smoothly and will cycle all kinds of loads from light to heavy.
The Typhoon F12 is hands down the best magazine shotgun ever made. Years in the making, there is no detail that has been ignored. Built on the AR-15 platform, the F12 has great familiarity with anyone who has used an AR style rifle. The attention to detail in the billet upper and lower receiver is unmatched. With all the different styles, options and accessories offered the F12 is truly customizable to fit your every need. Unlike many other manufacturers we include flip up sights, slings and magazines in the box with the gun making it ready to use right out of the box. Once you get to feel an F12 shotgun in your hands for yourself you will see our craftsmanship and quality are absolutely the best on the market today.
| UPC | 713012050436 |
| Gauge | 12 GA |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Capacity | 5 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 18.5 BARREL |
| Weight | 8.6 LBS. |
| Finish | BLUE |
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