Description
MPN#: LNG-AWS-SPETS-12
The Spets-12 is a 12 gauge semi-auto Firearm manufactured by Advanced Weapon Systems. AWS uses a virgin receiver and couples that with US and Foreign parts to produce a compact and reliable semi-auto 12 gauge firearm. Each Spets-12 is hand built to ensure quality and reliability. -This is a Special Limited Edition with Chrome Bolt Carrier
Fully ATF compliant as a non-NFA "Firearm" you must be 21 years old to purchase this item
Specifications
Product Specs Features include:
-Coated with Black Cerakote for a very durable and good looking finish.
-13 inch 2 and 3 chambered chrome lined barrel threaded for all Saiga 12 accessories.
-Overall length is 28.5 inches to adhere is ATF regulations.
-Uses all Saiga 12 magazines and drums.
-4 position gas system.
-Enhanced AK safety and Bulgarian style rail mount.
-Hammer forged bolt and trunnion for increased life and durability.
-A 1.5MM receiver for increased strength.
-Single point sling mount.
-Utilizes the SB Tactical SBAS collapsible arm brace, Combined with a TDI Mil-Spec AK to AR adapter, their latest updated model with flutes and single mount sling.
-Included is a 5 round magazine and owners manual. Chrome Bolt Carrier
Country of Manufacture United States
License Requirement FFL
Manufacturer Advanced Weapons Systems
Mfg. Part Number AWS-1012-BLK
Caliber/Gauge 12 GA
Action Semi Automatic
Barrel Length 13.75
Condition New
December Deals Yes!
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Reviews
Comments (3)
I just can't see the use for such a firearm. Especially at that price. Limited range, limited use, possible reliability issues as these types have always been finicky on what type of ammo you use as well as they dirty up really fast...idk that's my opinion, could be wrong...
I like the video. "We're using slugs cause of the indoor range" not because buckshot and bird shot don't cycle at all.
Why waste this much money when you can buy a vepr with a few mags. Or better yet a rifle that doesn't have reliability issues that doesn't have a magazine that's a pain in the dick to rock into the receiver. Yes... Saiga mags are the worst mags I've ever used.