List of combat shotguns

This is a list of combat shotguns: shotguns that have been designed for use in warfare, and have been used by law enforcement or military units.[1]

The table is sortable for every column.

Name Manufacturer Image Mode of firing Country Year
Armsel Striker Armsel Semi-automatic  South Africa 1981
Atchisson AA-12 Maxwell Atchisonn Fully automatic  United States 1972
Benelli M3 Benelli Armi SpA Pump action or Semi-automatic  Italy 1989
Benelli M4 Benelli Armi SpA Semi-automatic  Italy 1998
Browning Auto-5 Browning Arms Company Semi-automatic  United States 1898
Daewoo Precision Industries USAS-12 S&T Motiv (formerly S&T Daewoo) Semi-automatic  South Korea 1989
Standard Manufacturing DP-12 Standard Manufacturing Bullpup pump action double-barreled shotgun  United States 2015
Franchi SPAS-12 Luigi Franchi Pump action or Semi-automatic  Italy 1979
Franchi SPAS-15 Luigi Franchi Pump action or Semi-automatic  Italy 1986
Heckler & Koch FABARM FP6 Heckler & Koch Pump action  Germany 1998
Ithaca 37 Ithaca Gun Company Pump action  United States 1933
Kel-Tec KSG Kel-Tec Bullpup pump action  United States 2011
KS-23 TsNIITochMash Pump action  Soviet Union 1971
M26 Modular Accessory Shotgun System C-More Competition Semi-automatic  United States 2002
Mossberg 500 O.F. Mossberg & Sons Pump action  United States 1960
Remington Model 10 Remington Arms Pump action  United States 1908
Remington Model 870 Remington Arms Pump action  United States 1950
Saiga-12 Kalashnikov Concern Semi-automatic  Russia 1997
Stevens Model 520/620 Stevens Arms Pump action  United States 1909
Winchester Model 1200 Winchester Repeating Arms Company Pump action  United States 1964
Winchester Model 1897 Winchester Repeating Arms Company Pump action  United States 1897
Winchester Model 1912 Winchester Repeating Arms Company Pump action  United States 1912

See also

References
  1. Valtro PM-5 12 gauge pump-action removable box magazine (typically 7 rounds) Used by the French Navy
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