This video from American Rifleman features the KelTec KSG410, a .410 bore bullpup pump-action shotgun. The review highlights its compact bullpup design, downward ejection making it ambidextrous, and suitability for home defense. It details the dual magazine tubes, each holding seven 2.5" shells, the 18.5" barrel, and the overall length of just over 26". The KSG410's controls are explained, along with its textured grip, molded hand stops, and integrated carry handle with a fiber-optic sight and M-Lok slots. The reviewer notes the soft-shooting nature of the .410 bore, making it enjoyable on the range and manageable for a wide range of shooters, including those recoil-averse or smaller in stature. The video concludes by emphasizing its appeal for home defense and ease of use, presenting it as a scaled-down version of KelTec's KSG series.
This "Gun of the Week" video from American Rifleman showcases the Smith & Wesson M&P12, a manually operated bullpup shotgun. The review highlights its compact 27.8-inch overall length, 19-inch barrel, and dual magazine tubes offering a 14-round capacity. It's presented as a feature-rich option for home defense, capable of firing 3-inch magnum shells but versatile with a range of 12-gauge loads. The bullpup design is noted for its tactical advantages in close quarters, with downward shell ejection. The video mentions its bilateral controls, M&P pistol grip, Picatinny rail, and M-lok slots for accessories. While initially requiring practice to master its manual of arms, testers found it comfortable and improved the close-quarters shooting experience.
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