Turkish semi shotguns

[Fade2blue]

I can't get them to cycle either.
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/new...dumpster-near-oklahoma-gun-store/69873650007/

 

[ttown]

https://www.okshooters.com/threads/wow.350716/

 

[Johnny]

There is a barrel nut that holds the barrel into the receiver. It is supposed to be staked but it is crappy. It backs off after a few boxes of shells. You have to pull the firearm to get to it. That was my one experience with a Turkish assault shotgun.

 

[Jestik]

How cheap must wholesale be on those if he was willing to just throw away hundreds of them?

 

[rc508pir]

There is a barrel nut that holds the barrel into the receiver. It is supposed to be staked but it is crappy. It backs off after a few boxes of shells. You have to pull the firearm to get to it. That was my one experience with a Turkish assault shotgun.

A lot of shotguns are made in Turkey. What make/model is yours?

Assault Shotgun?

 

[Bocephus123]

Made to shoot Brass Trinkets!

 

[Johnny]

A lot of shotguns are made in Turkey. What make/model is yours?

Assault Shotgun?

I am not sure what brand it was. It was one of the ones that took a detachable mag. It wasn’t mine. It was a used one that a guy returned to a pawn shop because it has light primer strikes. I assumed the firing pin had broke or it just needed cleaned. But I disassembled it and the barrel nut was backed off a 1/4”. I tightened back up and it fired. But the factory staking job was very poor on it.