UTS 15 Shotgun

Published on December 2, 2012
Duration: 26:29

This guide details the field stripping process for the UTAS UTS-15 shotgun, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers the basic steps for disassembly, focusing on accessing the bolt and receiver internals for cleaning and maintenance. The process is presented with an emphasis on safety and the unique bullpup design of the firearm.

Quick Summary

The UTAS UTS-15 is a 12-gauge bullpup shotgun from Turkey, featuring dual 7-round magazine tubes and a lightweight polymer construction. It allows for alternating ammunition feed and has a threaded barrel. Field stripping involves removing the barrel retainer nut and separating the top assembly.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the UTAS UTS-15
  2. 01:26Shooting Demo and Alternating Feed
  3. 03:41Selector Switch and Design History
  4. 05:01Technical Specifications and Materials
  5. 06:59Field Stripping and Internal Mechanics
  6. 08:59Magazine Configuration and Recoil
  7. 10:46Accessories and Integrated Controls
  8. 12:41Loading Process and Capacity Issues

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the UTAS UTS-15?

The UTAS UTS-15 is a 12-gauge bullpup shotgun designed by UTAS, a Turkish company. It features dual magazine tubes, a lightweight polymer construction, and an integrated laser/flashlight option.

How is the UTAS UTS-15 field stripped?

Field stripping involves unscrewing the barrel retainer nut at the front, then sliding the top assembly (barrel and receiver) off the lower assembly to access the internal components for cleaning.

What are the key features of the UTAS UTS-15?

Key features include its bullpup configuration, dual 7-round magazine tubes, lightweight polymer build (approx. 6.9 lbs), threaded barrel for chokes, and integrated controls for optional accessories like lasers or flashlights.

What is the capacity of the UTAS UTS-15?

The UTAS UTS-15 is rated for 14+1 rounds of 2.75-inch shells (7 rounds per tube). However, the actual capacity may be reduced with longer shells or high-brass ammunition.

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