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Is it possible to get a KS-23/TOZ-123 nowadays?
No.
>>29785886
What's the most similar shotgun to it?
>>29785981
I can't remember what it's called, but there *was* an export version that made its way over here. We're talking a handful at most. Last I saw go at auction went for $4k.
>>29786045
Been scrounging gunbroker and haven't found anything. Disappointed.
>>29786250
You'll be searching for a very, very long time. If you want big bore fun, it's probably cheaper to find an 1887 in 10 gauge.
>>29785868
from what i know, there are only a handful in the states and when they go for sale, they go fairly high, and ammo is next to impossible to find.
that being said, i too would love to own a 4 gauge pump shotgun, cause who doesnt want a small howitzer as a home defense gun?
>>29786271
>>29786657
I just want a meaty looking shotgun, somethin beefy
>>29786657
its actually a 6 gauge. 4 gauge is the fucktarded nogunz Britbong nomenclature.
>>29785868
banned by name in AWB94, then subsequently defined as DD due to greater than .50 caliber.
>>29786795
Damn. I'll never have my gunfu, then.
RIDF here.
It's possible to find used Toz-123 here in Russia. My friend bought one. It's fucking huge. Shotshells are loaded into flare gun shells.
Gun came with box of factory birdshot ammo with one round missing.
>>29787067
The Wrist-Snapper.
I want to make one.
Is there any info on what the insides look like?
>>29787084
What are gun laws in Russia like?
>>29787067
I highly advise against use of that weapon
>>29787105
Bump for this
>>29787084
Your friend must be pretty rich.
>>29787194
Not as good as people want to imagine.
>Only Russian citizens who are over eighteen years of age can own civilian firearms. Guns may be acquired for self-defense, hunting or sports activities only. Russian citizens can buy smooth-bore long-barreled firearms and pneumatic weapons with a muzzle energy of up to 25 joules. Rifles allowed after five years of ownership of a shotgun. Handguns generally are not allowed. Short barrel rifles and shotguns (less than 800 mm) are prohibited as well as suppressors. An individual cannot possess more than ten guns (up to five shotguns and up to five rifles) unless part of a registered gun collection, guns that shoot in bursts and have more than a ten-cartridge capacity are prohibited.
>Carrying permits are issued for hunting firearms licensed for hunting purposes. People who acquire firearms for the first time are required to attend six and a half hours of classes on handling guns safely and must pass federal tests on safety rules and a background check.[44] Gun licenses are for five years and can be renewed.
