European American Armory Akdal MKA 1923SA Bullpup 12 Gauge Blue/Black Shotgun

A: Dejuan, yes, you can find Part Number MKA-02 here : https://www.tombstonetactical.com/catalog/pro-mag/mka-02-mka-1923-magazine-12ga-10-round-black/

A: Yes you can get the directly from EAA or from tombstonetactical.com/catalog/pro-mag/mka-02-mka-1923-magazine-12ga-10-round-black/

A: Tombstone tactical offers a 10 round magazine, they are currently out of stock on the website however.

A: Yes sir they sure are. Pro-Mag makes one, product # MKA-02, UPC 708279014406, which you an find easily by searching the internet. Available from several sources. They are out of stock in some places, but there are places with them in stock, according to the web sites.

A: Mark, yes. The 10rd Magazine you need are specific to the MKA 1923 (UPC code 708279014406). The 1919 magazine has side locking notch while the 1923 magazine has a front locking tab.

A: Mark, yes. The 10rd Magazine you need are specific to the MKA 1923 (UPC code 708279014406). The 1919 magazine has side locking notch while the 1923 magazine has a front locking tab.

A: Yes sir they sure are. Pro-Mag makes one, product # MKA-02, UPC 708279014406, which you an find easily by searching the internet. Available from several sources. They are out of stock in some places, but there are places with them in stock, according to the web sites.

A: Mark, yes. The 10rd Magazine you need are specific to the MKA 1923 (UPC code 708279014406). The 1919 magazine has side locking notch while the 1923 magazine has a front locking tab.

A: Mark, yes. The 10rd Magazine you need are specific to the MKA 1923 (UPC code 708279014406). The 1919 magazine has side locking notch while the 1923 magazine has a front locking tab.

A: Jay, no Sir. NJ seems allergic to "Pistol Gripped" Shotguns. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/feeds/state_reg/new_jersey_restrictions.pdf

A: No Jay, sorry, the pistol grip precludes it being legal in New Jersey.

A: Hey there user. Well being as it is a bullpup and the action is behind the grip makes it legal. What makes it "NOT" legal is the 29.5" OAL! I guess Jersey requires an OAL of 30". Call BUDS get the actual measurements to see if it reaches that requirement. But the grip is a non issue due to the action being so far back. " If grip protrudes from under action " Where bullpup grip is in front and cheek pretty much sits on action. 30" OAL for bullpup. Hope this helps

A: This is LEGAL just like the VR80 is legal, and being sold at local FFLs. I just want a Bullpup. There is no '30" law in NJ, it's 18" barrel and OAL 26"

A: Per NJ laws as shown on Buds NJ state compliance page - "A semi-automatic shotgun with either a magazine capacity exceeding six rounds, a folding stock or a pistol grip." This has a pistol grip, so it would not be compliant.

A: Mike, no Sir. The ProMag magazine is designed for the use of 12-gauge, 2.75 inch shells.

A: This will not fit larger rounds.

A: They will only accomodate the 2 3/4 inch shells unfortunately. Sorry.

A: No. It will only hold 2 3/4 inch rounds.

A: Jeffrey, Spent shell casings eject out of the right side. Away from a right handed shooter. The ejection port is the same opening the charging handle is in.

A: it is fixed to eject to the right side of the receiver

A: Jeffrey, ejection is right and forward away from the shooter as demonstrated here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ai0oJnuxIdA

A: Jeffrey - this firearm ejects empty shells to the right side, and it is pretty much 'fixed'. A gunsmith could possibly tinker with the ejector/extractor and change it a bit, and differently powered shells might vary slightly, but it is pretty much 'what it is'