Remington TAC-14

Published on May 25, 2018
Duration: 14:05

The Remington TAC-14 is a potent, compact 12-gauge firearm built on the 870 action, featuring a 14-inch barrel and Shockwave Raptor grip. It legally avoids NFA classification due to its overall length and lack of a stock. Testing demonstrates its effectiveness with various loads, including cut shells, buckshot, and heavy slugs, though recoil is significant and handling requires advanced skill.

Quick Summary

The Remington TAC-14 is legally classified as a 'firearm' under the GCA, not an NFA SBS, due to its 26+ inch overall length and lack of a stock. It features a 14-inch barrel and Shockwave Raptor grip, offering potent performance with various loads, though recoil requires advanced handling skills.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Initial Shooting
  2. 00:26Features: 14" Barrel, Raptor Grip, 870 Action
  3. 01:09Legal Classification: Firearm vs. SBS
  4. 02:16Testing Cut Shells
  5. 03:40Buckshot Testing & Recoil Analysis
  6. 05:58FliteControl Buckshot Patterning
  7. 09:54Heavy Slug Penetration Test
  8. 11:18Conclusion & Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Remington TAC-14 considered a Short-Barreled Shotgun (SBS)?

No, the Remington TAC-14 is legally classified as a 'firearm' under the Gun Control Act (GCA), not an NFA-regulated Short-Barreled Shotgun (SBS). This classification is primarily due to its overall length exceeding 26 inches and the absence of a shoulder stock.

What are the key features of the Remington TAC-14?

The TAC-14 features a 14-inch barrel, a Shockwave Raptor bird's head grip, and a Magpul M-LOK forend. It is built on the reliable Remington 870 action, offering a compact and potent platform.

How does the Remington TAC-14 perform with different ammunition?

The TAC-14 performs effectively with various loads, including cut shells for field-expedient power, buckshot for defensive use (though recoil is significant), and heavy slugs for extreme penetration. FliteControl buckshot yields tight patterns.

Is the Remington TAC-14 suitable for beginners?

The Remington TAC-14 is generally not recommended for beginners due to its significant recoil and challenging handling characteristics, especially when firing full-power buckshot or slugs. Advanced shooters will find it more manageable.

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