BlackWorksInc
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I figure not to many of you guys are shooters, but I just found out recently that UTAS opened a factory in Illinois so they canp produce the UTS-15 for the US market. I originally wanted a Keltec KSG, but amid the pockets of quality issues, inability to get one within the next year, and ridiculously marked up prices I was leaning towards the UTS-15.
They're both 14+1 Pump Action 12 gauge Shotguns. The Keltec has dual tubes under the barrel and the UTS-15 has them above the barrel. Though the UTS-15 looks bulkier and heavier, its roughly the same weight (about 7lbs). The UTS-15 has been in use for over a year over seas and in Canada, and has garnered a good reputation so far. The price is pretty steep, but the unit comes with a lot of interesting features that make it somewhat less heart attack inducing.
So here's the two:
KelTec KSG
UTAS UTS-15
Post Note- I realize some of you may not like the style of these weapons and for the price one could get a Saiga (Not a fan of the mishapen shotgun shell issue when storing magazines...) or a Mosberg, but they are innovative (there have only be a handful of similar bullpup designs in the past) if not unique.
They're both 14+1 Pump Action 12 gauge Shotguns. The Keltec has dual tubes under the barrel and the UTS-15 has them above the barrel. Though the UTS-15 looks bulkier and heavier, its roughly the same weight (about 7lbs). The UTS-15 has been in use for over a year over seas and in Canada, and has garnered a good reputation so far. The price is pretty steep, but the unit comes with a lot of interesting features that make it somewhat less heart attack inducing.
So here's the two:
KelTec KSG
UTAS UTS-15
Post Note- I realize some of you may not like the style of these weapons and for the price one could get a Saiga (Not a fan of the mishapen shotgun shell issue when storing magazines...) or a Mosberg, but they are innovative (there have only be a handful of similar bullpup designs in the past) if not unique.
