1: Shotguns. Street howitzers. 12 gauge. Lots of power,
but they tend to be rather large.
That's changed. Armscor has come out with a compact 12 gauge firearm
that is also self floating, not just a pump, right?
The VRF 14, 14, because it's a 14 inch barrel.
Now you think of yourself, this is nice, but I can't have it.
My state doesn't allow short barrel shotguns. It isn't one.
26 inches overall means that it's a firearm, not a shotgun.
You it's this gap between the,
the gun control act of 68 and the national firearms act of 1934.
This fits right in that gap. It's a 12 gauge firearm,
according to federal law. Now your state may disagree.
Your state may say we don't go with that, but Hey,
all I can say is, don't live in that state.
12 gauge comes with two,
five round magazines and it is cheaper for two and three quarter and
three inch shells. Now I gotta warn you that even with the Armscor,
bumper fold system that handles the re core oil and
the energy of a 12 gauge. Well, this is a handful
You're gonna have to work to shoot it,
but you're gonna have a lot of fun as you're working, shooting it. Now,
five rounds may not seem like a lot. It is. You can, however,
get the Armscore nine shot magazine to go with it.
You'll notice that the VRF 14 locks open when it's empty.
So you could have nine rounds of 12 gauge on the reload or to start
with now, if you really want to get crazy,
but you have to stick to two and three quarter only the 19 round magazine.
Now I want to go for as much as I possibly can get,
but I think this might be a case of too much of a good thing because a 19
round magazine is almost as big as the, the firearm itself.
And once we've installed it well not, you've got something really large.
So I would stick with five, nine and be happy.
And tell, let me tell you this would make you happy.
Construct the polymer and aluminum sling, swivel, sling on the back,
swivel on the front. Now you're looking at this cap thinking to yourself. Well,
when I did anyway, when I first looked at it was,
I wonder if I could take that cap off and add a longer one to get another couple
of rounds. Oh, duh. Right.
It's a magazine fed shotgun laid out much
like the AR 15 thumb safety on this side. Bolt holds open over here.
You notice, however, it has charging handle on the bolt itself.
Not back here, like an AR 15. This does reciprocate.
Keep your hands out of the way, but anybody who shot a classic firearm,
like an M one garand knows you keep your thumb out of the way,
Takes apart. Kind of like the AR you've got to push the button across,
but you have to also fiddle with the feeding ramp lever here because
well,
you're feeding the 12 gauge from a magazine into the chamber.
That's quite a ways for it to go. The, and the feed ramp fits in here, but
That's just an engineering P tip.
So you'll notice full length rail on the top. It comes with sites. As I said,
it comes with two magazines, extra rails all around.
I think I'm gonna fit mine with a loop down here to keep my hand attached
to it. When I'm shooting, you can Mount lights, lasers,
whatever you want. Oh, one more thing.
It comes with two pistons, one for light loads,
one for heavy loads.
You want to have the one for heavy loads in if you're going to shoot three inch
mags, but I don't think you're gonna shoot much of those.
Cuz as fun as 12 and three quarters are three inch that becomes
real work.
2: Buck shot, slugs, bird shot. It has fed all of it so far
And it looks like it will feed it into the future. So Armscor,
VRF 14. And you're thinking a, it looks like the little brother,
the VR 80. It is mostly,
but the magazines do interchange. So if you've got the magazines for one,
you've got the magazines for both,
both Armscor has scored another one again, tons of fun.
And a way a turn ammunition in to noise.