TOKAREV TBP 12 GRAFFITI
Product Information & Specs
Seller Description For This Firearm
SHOTGUN: TOKAREV MODEL TBP 12 GRAFFITI, SERIAL NUMBER 52-H24YB-015343, BLACK (MATTE), YES - INCLUDES ORIGINAL BOX, 18.5, 12 GAUGE, SEMI - AUTOMATIC
Notes:
ATTENTION CYBERPUNK REBELS AND SPACE-AGE OPERATORS! UP FOR BIDS IS THE ULTIMATE BULLPUP EXPERIMENT: A USED TAURUS TBP 12 SHOTGUN IN GLORIOUS 12-GAUGE, SPORTING THE WILD FACTORY "GRAFFITI" CAMO JOB!
LET’S TALK CONFIGURATION. THIS COMPACT DEFENDER PACKS A FULL-LENGTH 12-GAUGE BARREL INTO A SHRUNKEN BULLPUP CHASSIS. IT IS SO NIMBLE YOU CAN MANEUVER HALWAYS FLUIDLY WITHOUT SMACKING THE BARREL INTO DOORFRAMES. IT LOOKS LIKE A SCI-FI DEATH RAY BUILT TO OUTLAW SODA CANS.
THE CONDITION HAS "SOME LIGHT WEAR." TRANSLATION: THE CRAZY URBAN-ART FINISH HAS A FEW FAINT CHARACTER SCRATCHES FROM SWAPPING STORIES WITH ACCESSORIES. IT IS BROKEN IN, SALTY, AND READY TO DOMINATE THE LOCAL PLINKING PIT.DOES IT COME IN THE ORIGINAL BOX? ABSOLUTELY NOT. THAT PACKAGING VANISHED LONG AGO. CARDBOARD IS AN INFERIOR RESTRAINING MATERIAL FOR A STREET REBEL BLASTER ANYWAY. THIS ART PIECE ARRIVES SECURELY PACKAGED IN RAW, NO-NONSENSE GLORY.
IF YOU WANT A RADICAL, HARD-HITTING BULLPUP THAT GUARANTEES YOU WILL BE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION- BUY IT. LOAD IT. BLAST IT.
| UPC | ECOM00589846 |
| Action | SEMI AUTOMATIC |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" BARREL |
| Caliber | 12 GA |
| Capacity | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Finish | BLACK (MATTE) |
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