Range Day: SRM-1216, Tavor 9mm & Bullpup Unlimited 870

Published on April 20, 2014
Duration: 17:54

This guide details the installation and operational considerations for the Bullpup Unlimited 870 conversion kit, transforming a standard Remington 870 into a bullpup configuration. It highlights the importance of proper installation and emphasizes the need for firm pumping action to overcome increased friction, a common point of feedback for such kits. The expert assessment notes that while older 870 models may fit well, the kit introduces operational differences requiring user adaptation.

Quick Summary

The SRM-1216 is a 16-round, 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun with a unique rotary magazine requiring manual rotation. The IWI Tavor 9mm conversion uses 32-round magazines but may not lock the bolt back. The Bullpup Unlimited 870 kit adds friction, necessitating a firm pump action.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Range Day Lineup
  2. 00:36SRM-1216 Shotgun Overview & Features
  3. 02:01IWI Tavor 9mm Conversion Details
  4. 03:27Meprolight MOR Sight Overview
  5. 04:14Bullpup Unlimited 870 Kit Introduction
  6. 05:20Range Testing: Bullpup 870 Operation
  7. 08:50Range Testing: SRM-1216 Performance
  8. 13:22Range Testing: Suppressed Tavor 9mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the SRM-1216 shotgun?

The SRM-1216 is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun with a 16-round capacity. It utilizes a unique rotary magazine system that requires manual rotation after every four shots to chamber a new round. It is priced at $2,199.00.

How does the IWI Tavor 9mm conversion kit work?

The IWI Tavor 9mm conversion kit transforms the Tavor rifle into a 9mm bullpup. It uses standard 32-round Colt SMG/Uzi style magazines, though these may not always lock the bolt back on an empty magazine. The rifle itself costs $1,799, with the kit adding $899.

What are the operational considerations for the Bullpup Unlimited 870 kit?

The Bullpup Unlimited 870 kit converts a Remington 870 into a bullpup. It adds friction to the pump action, requiring a firm pump stroke to avoid short-stroking. This can make it more fatiguing during extended shooting sessions compared to a standard 870.

What is the Meprolight MOR sight?

The Meprolight MOR is an advanced aiming device featuring a tri-powered red dot sight (tritium, fiber optic, battery) combined with integrated visible red and IR lasers. It is priced at $1,660.00.

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