Can anyone help me wrap my head around the reason that there are so many SDS variants of this BLP?: NK1 Radikal NK, BLP M12AA, BLP M12AB, and BLP M12PT

All I know for sure is that this one is the only one available.

Thanks. Mike

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Can anyone help me wrap my head around the reason that there are so many SDS variants of this BLP?:  NK1 Radikal NK, BLP M12AA, BLP M12AB, and BLP M12PT

All I know for sure is that this one is the only one available.

Thanks.  Mike

James G. · Answer

Michael, this is due to the many import channels that are virtually branding the same core shotguns depending on the individual importer. Cheers and stay safe!

Josh T. · Answer

Mostly money. Manufacturers are taking the same shotgun and changing one little detail and considering it the next generation/model.

Adam P. · Answer

More models=more money. Stay safe and happy plinking!!

Paul F. · Answer

TFBTV just did a video on this, its honestly to sell more of these, even when people are exposing them to be of poor quality. If you constantly have a new variant out then the consumers will believe that it was the last model that was a dud, but this one is likely good.

Id stick with proven reliable brands, with proven reliable service, and performance records.

That TFBTV video here if interested.
https://youtu.be/Hr98weArl0o

Jason L. · Answer

All about Marketing!!!

Ed C. · Answer

Michael, how do you think Ford or Chevy would fair if they only had one model?

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Can anyone help me wrap my head around the reason that there are so many SDS variants of this BLP?: NK1 Radikal NK, BLP M12AA, BLP M12AB, and BLP M12PT All I know for sure is that this one is the only one available. Thanks. Mike