Kel-Tec KSG Compact Personal Defense Shotgun
Rob PincusKel-Tec is known for their innovative designs and for developing compact firearms intended for personal defense. The KSG Compact personal defense Shotgun continues this tradition. A 12-gauge pump-action shotgun chambered for three-inch shells (though 2 ¾ may also be used), the KSG has unique features including two feed tubes instead of one, and a capacity of 13 or 15 rounds. Is it a viable option for home defense?
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They are selling for from $750 to $1200 on GunBroker.com. I'll wait until they start showing up used.
I've got to get me one of these, 14 plus one in the pipe, WOW! Load it up on Sunday and shoot all week. Great innovation!
The only thing I know about this shotgun is what I just read above. Any shotgun would be good to stop a break in if in fact you are also have a good back up hand gun after the first shot !!
Kel-Tec did it right by prototype sampling; thus they brought out the KSG complete with all the little but important features another company would have sprung in a later edition. The only jams I've had were from short-stroking. Run that slide full & hard. I'm a police firearms instructor, & I say it's a great gun!
Last year the price was around $600.00. This looks like an upscale model, is the price around the same, and is it on the market? awesome defense weapon.
Wow good stuff. I'm retired military plenty of hands on with firearms as well as growing up with a lot of firearms sports. Please don't think this remark is for that I believe any firearms user can never have too much training to include myself, now this firearm good stuff in today's world sure that's a lot of power for a 12gauge I think with home invasions and really bad stuff going on the idea should be the first could stop neutralize a threat with one or two rounds however it I think would be better to be prepared for the worst and if the threat is down after one or two shots good place on safe. So is it a over kill I do not think so.
This is the first time I've seen the KSG emptied by a reviewer without some sort of malfunction. Others I've seen who have reviewed this weapon do not recommend it on account of the failure rate it evidenced in their testing. Has Kel-Tec then rectified the problems?