This video focuses on the "Streetsweeper Shotgun," a firearm family often associated with powerful and intimidating performance. The description indicates a likely exploration of this weapon, potentially including its history, characteristics, or practical applications. Given the #forgottenweapons tag, it suggests an in-depth look at less common or historically significant firearms.
This video review of the Streetsweeper shotgun, from the Forgotten Weapons channel, dives into the history and controversial design of this South African firearm. Originally the Striker-12, the Streetsweeper gained notoriety for its 12-round drum magazine, a significant capacity for its time (1983). The review highlights key differences between the South African and US-marketed versions, focusing on manual versus automatic ejection and drum winding mechanisms. It also details the firearm's functional drawbacks, such as gas blowback and a unique double-action trigger system. Crucially, the video explains how the Streetsweeper was reclassified as a Destructive Device under the NFA in 1994 due to its bore diameter, leading to registration requirements and tax stamps for ownership. The presenter also discusses the legal implications for barrel length modifications.
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