Next Evolution: The KelTec KS7 GEN2 Shotgun Arrives
KelTec has released the KS7 GEN2, an updated version of the KS7 single tube magazine bullpup shotgun. The KS7 GEN2 incorporates modifications to enhance ergonomics, customization options, and functionality while retaining the original KS7's attributes, including a lightweight design, maneuverability in confined spaces, ambidextrous downward shell ejection, and compact size.
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The KS7 GEN2 has an unloaded weight of 6.8 pounds, making it one of the lightest 12-gauge bullpup shotguns available. Upgrades include an integrated 5-slot Picatinny-style accessory rail on the underside for mounting vertical grips, lights, or other accessories. Additional improvements include a smoother pump-action mechanism and increased durability thanks to reinforced internals.
These enhancements are said to make the KS7 GEN2 suitable for home defense and range use, accommodating both experienced shooters and first-time owners.
“KelTec is driven by the pursuit of practical innovation,” said Matt Stanek, Marketing Manager. “With the KS7 GEN2, we’ve refined a proven shotgun into a more versatile and capable platform without losing the simplicity that made it so popular.”
KS7 GEN2 Technical Specs:
- Gauge: 12ga 3” chamber
- Capacity: 6+1 (3”), 7+1 (2.75”)
- Barrel Length: 18.5”
- Overall Length: 26.1”
- Weight (Unloaded): 6.8 lbs
Available in Black, Green, Tan, and a Defender model with factory upgrades. The MSRP is $639.
Do you prefer a traditional pump grip, or would you make use of a vertical grip?
For more information, visit this direct link: https://www.keltecweapons.com/firearm/shotguns/ks7-gen2/
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