Tokarev TBP12 12 Gauge M81 Camo Cerakote Bullpup Tactical Shotgun
Specifications
Action Single Action
Finish M81 Camo Cerakote
Sights Standard Sights
Weight 7.7 pounds
Capacity 5+1
Optic Ready Yes
Barrel Length 18.5 inches
Caliber / Gauge 12 Gauge
Chamber Length 3in
Overall Length 28.5 inches
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Description
Product Overview
The Tokarev TBP12 is an affordable bullpup-style 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotgun built for a compact feel and easy accessory mounting. It features an 18.5-inch barrel and a full-length Picatinny rail area for optics and other tactical accessories. The TBP12 uses T-1919 style shotgun magazines for practical capacity options, and it ships with polymer flip-up BUIS style iron sights as a backup.
Key Features
- 12 Gauge chambered in 3 in for versatile shotgun loads
- 18.5-inch barrel for a compact configuration with tactical rail space
- Semi-automatic operation for fast follow-up shots
- T-1919 style magazine system with a 5+1 included capacity
- Polymer flip-up BUIS style iron sights
- M81 camo Cerakote finish for durable field use
If you want a compact bullpup shotgun with accessory-ready rail space and reliable semi-automatic cycling, the Tokarev TBP12 is a strong fit.
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- SKU:
- TBP12M81/21000168
- UPC:
- 723551445853
- BUDS ID:
- 158867
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Tony B.
1 month ago
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I bought this gun a...
I bought this gun a couple of years ago and thought it was new. I didn't take it out of the box, until a couple of months ago, and noticed that it appears to be used, and the charge handle is missing. Can you help me please? My cell number is: (706)699-6888
John L.
4 months ago
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mazing 12-gauge...
mazing 12-gauge shotgun. Shipping took about 10 days coast-to-coast, but that wasn't an issue for me. I am so glad I paid a little more for the camo look; it looks like it belongs in the next Rambo movie. I took it to my favorite quarry and let her rip.The first box was frustrating. Getting the magazine to seat correctly is something that needs to be learned—or more accurately, "felt." As many YouTubers have shared, don't push it up too far. I didn't think I was, but it wouldn't chamber a round; worse, if it goes $1/4$ inch too far, it's a pain to pull back out.Here is the trick: Push the magazine up until it clicks, then pull down until you feel a "sweet spot." It's the point where there is just a tiny bit of movement up and down, but it remains secure. Then, either pull back and release the charging handle or hit the paddle. It will feed perfectly every time. I continued to use both the 10- and 5-round magazines with this method and shot five boxes without further issues.On that first day, I had only one failure to eject during the first box. Everything else shot perfectly. I didn't use the recommended 3" heavy loads since all I had was standard #7 ½ and #8 for trap shooting. It comes with a piston to better support the gas action on heavy loads, but I don't think I'll be using it for that. I did fire several 00 buck 12-pellet rounds, which the stock piston handled fine; I don't want to shoot anything bigger in this as it's a bit "sporty," and I have other shotguns for the heavy stuff.I love that they included a nice set of chokes. Shooting "Full" with #7 ½ at cans and jugs is a total blast and gives a new meaning to shooting fun. I have the flip-up sights dialed in, and anything out to 30 yards is "night-night." I also bought a red dot (UUQ EagleC28 Shake Awake) and discovered the real meaning of carnage. It's mounted just behind the rear flip-up so I can use both or either sight.In total, I'm at about 200 shells with no jams and only that one early failure to eject. One last tip: switch the choke to "Skeet" and use a red dot—it's hard to miss. Remember to always keep a choke in when shooting and cleaning. I put a wine cork in if I have the choke out for any reason so I don't forget!
John S.
1 year ago
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