utas uts-15

[mossy]

Just picked up a uts-15 and can't wait to take it out to the range. Any opinion on what ammo to use to break it

anything.....use anything

[Rdcpinoy]

Just took it the range and had zero issues. It ran perfect and ate all types of low brass and high brass with no problems

[bubbapug1]

You are lucky. I sent my back in twice before giving up on it. I had to hold the forehand pump forward (hard) to get it to shoot. If I didn't maintain forward pressure on the forehand it wouldn't shoot. Everyone who tried it had the same issue.

That said the gun never jammed, and if I could remember the trick I could blast off all 15 rounds rather quickly. I even shot a 17/25 with it in trap at Prado. I'd buy one again if I knew it would work, it was a very comfortable well made gun.

[saki302]

I am still waiting for a semi-auto bullpup shotgun.

You're 30 years too late

High Standard HS-10A HS-10B

-Dave

[Germz]

my coworker has a uts 15 and says its cool but a PITA to clear jams. I thought it would be easier but maybe he's special. YMMV i guess.

['ol shooter]

Just took it the range and had zero issues. It ran perfect and ate all types of low brass and high brass with no problems

Of course you would say that...to admit failure would make you look like a fool.

[Endless]

Not true.

How would you know? Are you a current owner of one? Have you put 500 rounds through one?

If you are please share your experiences with us.

The other issue is how would most of you California owners even know what a gen 1, 2, or 3 would even be or what was fixed? I have not seen a thread on Calguns explaining the true differences of all 3. I am an owner.

Someone enlighten me as to what THEY THINK are the updates and I will correct them like I do on other gun thread forums.

[Endless]

Just picked up a uts-15 and can't wait to take it out to the range. Any opinion on what ammo to use to break it in

You can use anything really.

A lot of shooting for the gen 2 was about how you held and shot the gun.

Gen 1 problems were clearly seen in 'nutnfancy" video on youtube. There were so many issues with this gun and you could clearly see not one update had been applied to his firearm.

[hcbr]

I toyed with the thought of getting one of these double tube fed shotguns... but now i've seen how many problems these things have had, I opted NOT to get one, and probably get a vepr 12 instead

[bubbapug1]

I toyed with the thought of getting one of these double tube fed shotguns... but now i've seen how many problems these things have had, I opted NOT to get one, and probably get a vepr 12 instead

I think once Utas gets the issues fixed, and they are very close to doing so, this gun will be way better than a saiga or Vepr.....16 rounds is a lot of firepower and the thing can rack them pretty quickly.The gun reminded me of an HK USC in construction and looks. I just wish it didn't come out of battery until the hammer had fallen completly.

[-me]

I had a gen 1 for a bit, shot a few hundred rounds with a few failures every now and then but nothing major.

The only thing I really didn't like was that you could pull the trigger at any time, whether or not the pump was forward and bolt locked. I called the UTAS about it, and they had someone call me back within a couple hours. They didn't consider it a problem since the gun wouldn't fire unless the bolt was actually all the way forward. That was true, but you're still discharging the hammer, and now need to re pump to get a shot off. Mine was so finicky though that if you pulled back a little on the pump after locking the bolt forward it would light strike the primer. And by light strike I mean scratch.

[bubbapug1]

I had a gen 1 for a bit, shot a few hundred rounds with a few failures every now and then but nothing major.

The only thing I really didn't like was that you could pull the trigger at any time, whether or not the pump was forward and bolt locked. I called the UTAS about it, and they had someone call me back within a couple hours. They didn't consider it a problem since the gun wouldn't fire unless the bolt was actually all the way forward. That was true, but you're still discharging the hammer, and now need to re pump to get a shot off. Mine was so finicky though that if you pulled back a little on the pump after locking the bolt forward it would light strike the primer. And by light strike I mean scratch.

I had the same issue. They just don't think there is a problem but everyone I handed the gun too couldn't get it to fire. Maybe it's a secondary safety idea!! Wow , what a concept. A gun that won't fire.

[falar]

This looks like such a good idea if there are ever any reports of this gun being "fixed" or re-engineered or whatever I'm in.