Taser X12 XREP: A Taser in a Shotgun Shell

Published on July 17, 2025
Duration: 1:07

The Taser X12, a collaboration between Taser and Mossberg, utilizes the XREP projectile, a 12-gauge shell designed for less-lethal police applications. This system is effective up to 100 feet, employing a unique projectile with barbs and a tethered rear section to ensure electrical circuit completion upon impact, regardless of orientation.

Quick Summary

The Taser X12, a less-lethal shotgun from Taser and Mossberg, uses the XREP projectile, a 12-gauge shell effective up to 100 feet. The XREP has front and rear barbs connected by a wire, ensuring electrical circuit completion upon impact regardless of orientation.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Taser X12
  2. 00:14XREP Projectile Design
  3. 00:34Electrical Connection Mechanism

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Taser X12 and what is its purpose?

The Taser X12 is a less-lethal shotgun developed collaboratively by Taser and Mossberg for police use. It is designed to deploy Taser's advanced less-lethal technology at extended ranges.

How does the Taser XREP projectile work?

The XREP is a 12-gauge shell containing a self-contained unit with barbs. Upon impact, its rear section spins to ensure the electrical circuit is completed, delivering a less-lethal shock.

What is the effective range of the Taser X12 with XREP projectiles?

The Taser X12 system, utilizing the XREP projectile, is effective at ranges between 90 to 100 feet, providing law enforcement with a significant standoff capability.

What are the key design features of the XREP projectile?

The XREP projectile features four barbs on the front for target penetration and six additional barbs on the rear. It is tethered by a wire, and its rear section is designed to spin upon impact to complete the electrical circuit.

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