Crye Precision had its new Six12 bullpup-revolving shotgun on display at the 2014 SHOT Show.
The weapon can be mounted on an AR handguard/rail or on it’s own chassis.
Crye Precision is now in the gun market with the introduction of the Six12 bullpup breaching shotgun at SHOT Show 2014.

Crye Six12 Breaching Shotgun
Crye Precision had its new Six12 bullpup-revolving shotgun on display at the 2014 SHOT Show.
The weapon can be mounted on an AR handguard/rail or on it’s own chassis.
This is Crye’s first venture into the gun world and is clearly made for the breaching needs of tactical teams. The double-action trigger revolves the cylinder and fires the weapon in one pull, just like a revolving pistol. The revolving cylinder decreases the length of the gun and provides for promising ergonomics.

Crye Six12
The Crye Precision Six12 will come in 3 models made in Crye’s New York facility. It will come in a 12-inch and 18-inch rail mounted breaching configuration. The third option is a 22-inch standalone weapon with pistol grip and shoulder stock.
Pricing is not yet announced, but a company rep says it will be in the price range of a Benelli M4 tactical shotgun. The weapon may be available in the summer of 2014.

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