Anyone Find an airsoft version of this shotgun?
 

Yeah, IM being serious.

YouTube - Full auto shotgun

YouTube - aa-12 full auto shotgun 2

The gun is still in testing stages so Im going to guess the only airsoft version would be an AEG made up to look like it and strictly a custom job.

I believe the gun is called a USAS-12 (not 100% sure). As far as I know no one makes one.

your 100% wrong.


USAS-12
http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/usas-12-1.jpg

AA-12
http://world.guns.ru/shotgun/aa-12.jpg

Cool. I learned something today! well I can go sleep now.

Look up the Maruzen M1100 though. It's a semi-auto gas blowback shotgun. Looks pretty damn cool.

whats that flash at 1:08 in the first video?

That almost seems unnecassary. Almost.

i want one no fuck that i want TWO

Why would you want a bulky looking fat ass full auto shotgun!?

I wouldnt even go seal bashing with that thing.

thats the one from future weapons that can fire those grenade shotshell thingys right? if yes then i want them for hunting;)

Ya i noticed that too arman, what happened?

Or you could learn to shoot accuratly with your regular rifle! Just kidding.

Also judging buy the slowed rate of fire at 1:08, my best guess would be that he changed shells from buckshot to slugs or something like that

why because that would conserve ammo and not be as fun as seeing bambi explode into a cloud of little baby bambi guts

It's much faster to hunt when you can kill the animal, cook the meat, then eat it without the unnecessary cutting it yourself. It's practically finger food this way.

I'd rather have an airsoft version of the Saiga 12!

BOTH ARE FUGLY

i totally agree, but i guess its either a you love it or you hate it thing, personally i'd would rather have one of these src model 1216 in airsoft, though some people may hate the rotary shotgun idea.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/w...-shotgun-2.jpg

http://www.defensereview.com/modules...ticle&sid=1095

The AA-12 is not a production piece it's a trophy design by Black Water International, designed by a gent named Jerry Baber. This weapon is not in mass production nor is it something issued to serving Black Water members.

The fact is the U.S Gov has been trying to create a fully automatic shotgun platform since the 1970's, this was due to the type of fighting seen in Vietnam and where the U.S army thought it would be filling it's combat rolls in the future.

In my opinion the fully automatic shotgun will never be common place, bulky limited range and a ammo hog this limits it's combat effectiveness.

Furthermore with AK-47's and M4's being the standard found in most engagements around the world the AA/12 would simply not be combat effective with it's limited range in most engagements.

As for USAS-12, what I stated above applies here surely, it's not a common weapon platform for the U.S Army nor the Marines.

In my opinion the era of Fully Auto combat shotguns has passed before it even arrived.

P.S: Is it just me or the picture of the USAS-12 have a Daewoo service manual, dont they make cars and electronics?! Next time I hear someone bad talk Daewoo's cars I'll tell them the guns they make are not half bad!

Now if someone could tell what type of Fully Automatic Shotgun is displayed below, would be nice. Personally never seen one like that.

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/h...utoshotgun.jpg

And no, it's not a Franchi Spas-15

Daewoo have been manufacturing guns for a while now. most famously a SAW type gun here.

those (pretty sure) can be fired from any 12 gauge shotty

Korean armed forces are using the Daewoo rifles.

Photo

Yes the standard is the Daewoo K1A Carbine I Believe.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...2_serenedr.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...sia_2006_0.jpg


Thanks for the info Diamond I'm well read on the subject now.

I know it's not a shotty but I found this beautiful clip of a full auto glock with a drum mag and a stock.
YouTube - Glock 298 rounds in full auto

seen that one months ago, all those rounds and no jamming!

now im not an expert on these auto shotguns but dont normal carbine rifles rely on compresed gas behinde the round to cycle the amo if so how would a buck shot work? or do they use a similar mechanisim to a glock