LKCI Eternal BP-12 Bullpup 12 Gauge Shotgun - Blue/Black, 18" Barrel, 5+1 Rounds, 3" Chamber

Had been looking at these for awhile and Buds put this one on a 50% off sale so why not pick it up. I live close enough to a retail store so it was quick easy pickup after online purchase . After lubing everything up good, I took it out to the range. Lower brass shells had some issues cycling at first. After about 150 rounds or so of a mixture of different rounds it operated flawlessly. It comes with 2 mags and really fun to shoot. Nice addition to my home defense. Overall, I’d recommend this one. I was lucky enough to get a good gun at a low end price range. I do recommend signing up for the email deals. You might get lucky like I did.

This 12ga. Looks like something from star wars. Took it up to the farm put 36 shells through it Without a jamb.

After hemming and hawing for a while, I finally ordered an Eternal Arms bullpup. I've been interested for a while, and the price was good enough to make it worth the gamble.
I brought it home today and had a chance to run a couple of magazines through it (NobelSport 00 buck) rounds through it. It cycled flawlessly on two different magazines. The gun came from Bud’s with both a 5-rd and a 10-rd magazine. Although it's a semi-auto, it feels more like a pump shotgun -- but considering it's less than 30" overall length, I think that's pretty good. (My Saiga S12 is extremely soft to shoot -- but it's also 41" long.)
The gun has a lot of polymer (which makes it pretty light), but it feels well put together. The sights integrated into the carry handle aren't great (pretty small apertures), so it will probably benefit from some decent flip-up sights.
There's a full-length Picatinny rail on the top (the carry handle can be unbolted). There are four small sections of Pic rail on each side of the receiver (same on the left as the two shown in the photo). That may make it a challenge to mount a light depending on the way its remote switch is wired. There are also 6 QD spots for a sling: one forward, one mid, and one aft on each side.
My test firing wasn't very extensive, but it was enough to give me a sense of the gun. Like I said, recoil is somewhere between a pump and a standard semi-auto -- but very manageable given the overall size of the gun. I'll give it a better workout soon, but I think this will fill its role as a home defense weapon.