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  • steelrain82
    Veteran Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 3683

    VEPR 12 or finish AR builds

    I'm not a big AK person. Do I like how they look? Sure. however I have limited funds before the new year hits, and possible Hilary presidency. I have been debating finishing my Ars,or grabbing an ak. Again, I am not big on AKs so its kind of difficult in buying one, let alone a shotgun. Would buying a vepr 12 be worth it? I'm sure the primary purpose would be hd, but I already have a maverick 88 and a handgun for that. Or should I just build my Ar rifles?
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    PseudoTsuga
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2013
    • 803

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    • #3
      bigbully
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2008
      • 1904

      If you want an AK then get a regular one. The recoil on a Vepr 12 can be pretty hefty limiting the amount that you would shoot it and it takes work to get it to be reliable with low power bird shot. I love mine and wouldn't trade it for anything but it shouldn't be your first AK. Get an AK47 and the buy a shotgun unaffected by the ban when you have funds down the road. (like a Benelli M4 or Rem 870.)

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      • #4
        shellslinger
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 930

        I'd jump on it, they're great shotguns!

        I've used my Vepr 12 many times over the past 4 years. The recoil is very light compared to my 590a1 pump. It's worked extremely reliably with everything I've put into it, I've mostly shot Federal 100 bulk packs through and not a single jam. I've never had to modify my Vepr 12 to work out of the box.
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        • #5
          bigbully
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2008
          • 1904

          Originally posted by shellslinger
          I'd jump on it, they're great shotguns!

          I've used my Vepr 12 many times over the past 4 years. The recoil is very light compared to my 590a1 pump. It's worked extremely reliably with everything I've put into it, I've mostly shot Federal 100 bulk packs through and not a single jam. I've never had to modify my Vepr 12 to work out of the box.
          Haven't modified mine either, but I mostly shoot buck. I like the shoulder pain!

          I still get FTEs now and again with bird shot, but not sure if it's the Federal or the Winchester since I should both sometimes. I hear the V12s can be hit or miss with how well they do using bird shot.

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          • #6
            DefendersOfValda
            Member
            • Jan 2016
            • 278

            Is the VEPR a bird shot gun?

            I don't think so.

            It runs the inexpensive SandB OO buck, just fine. Slugs and birds shot just fine.

            It's not a light firearm.

            I put a shock absorbing tube, and Mako GL Shock on mine. For fast on placement shooting.

            Took some milling to mate AR tube to back end. Milled the CA mag release inhibitor, to make it finger friendly.

            Huge compensator on front.
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