Is the California version just a shorter magazine tube (as in blocked, and if so, with a dowel or some other permanent measure)? And does that create any problems? I was buying this as a HD weapon, so the capacity was the big factor in the decision. If it is a dumbed down Kommifornia approved weapon, maybe I should go with an auto shotgun?
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Question on the UTAS 15
Last edited by Soginator; 03-11-2015, 6:51 PM.WTS HK USP45c http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1304283Tags: None -
Honestly, the magazine capacity is the least of your worries with the UTAS. The length of pull is too short for anyone but a hobbit and the reliability of the GEN 2 design is little better than the GEN 1, which was pretty awful.
If a home defense shotgun is your goal, I'm going to recommend that you stick to a proven design like a Mossberg 590 or a Remington 870. Magazine capacities can get to 8+1 which should safely see you through any defensive encounter. If you insist upon 10+ rounds without reloading the Kel-Tec KSG is a better design than the UTAS in my opinion but I still don't trust mine for self defense - it's strictly a range toy.
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