Zombie Apocalypse? No problem with the Kel-Tec KSG-25 shotgun.

Zombie Apocalypse? No problem with the Kel-Tec KSG-25 shotgun. With a capacity of 25 12 gauge 2 3/4″ shells you can take a mob of zombies out.

This post was last modified on May 23, 2018

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  • I have shot one, and the only drawback is the short barrel with means the more you shoot, the more smoke in front of you. Looks like a foggy morning in San Francisco after about five shots. This would be a great riot gun, fill it with 25 rounds of rubber pellets or bean bag rounds and you are a one man army.... :)

    • LOL...Try running clip after clip through a M-16. The smoke would get so thick you could barely see the end of the barrel.

      Rubber pellets and bean bag rounds? Piss on that, if I have to fire on someone they are going to get the thing. But I understand, cops have to live by rules set up by idiot politicians who have no idea about life on the streets.

      • Bean bags and rubber pellets are sporting rounds for law enforcement to use against Soros Antifa thuggies and other shit disturbers..The beauty is you can keep firing so that all the thugs can enjoy their "Reward"...And No homicide investigation.. :)

        • Oh, I see! They are used for target practice so cops will be ready when some serious shit happens!

    • One question: after five shots, did the person you were tying to warn seem sufficiently warned?

  • Seems like Dana Loesch mentions this shotgun every time I tune in her show. She really likes the Kel-Tec toy line up!

  • I want this for my birthday. Load it up and empty it out. The leftards will blow their minds on this one.

      • Below 800 isn't too bad... I'll wait til the price comes down a bit, tho. I love shotguns. They're so noisy and messy! :)
        Oh, PS: Midway USA at times runs a special on S&B 00 Buck for $70/case of 250. I don't reload, so it's either S&B or Suprema's from Wallyworld, which are $10/box of 25 on sale and a bit cleaner.

        • My local grocery store owner is our ammo dealer in my little town. I can get a brick of .22, long rifle hollow points for $45 bucks. He also carries .45, .9mm, .380, all kinds of ammo. He sells Suprema 12 gauge shells but a bit higher. $12 a box of 25. But it is 80 miles to the nearest Wallyworld so I pay the price.

      • I might think about buying one, a grand for a good shotgun is pretty cheap these days.

  • Dayam! I gotta look at one of those! My old Browning only holds 4 shots. My other shotgun is a side by side and was made in Spain. I inherited it from my grandfather. Similar to this one in the video.

    https://youtu.be/yD4-7jCAeAg

  • Tell all the Progressives you know this is the new Border Patrol varmint gun, then stand back as they become incontinent with outrage.

    • HAHAHA...Hell of a weapon but the problem is I think they are illegal in this country. All fully automatic weapons are.

      • Lol...A buddy talked me into going dove hunting and to me it was a waste time and ammo. We got about 40 dove and when we got home he showed me how dig a thumb into the bird and rip off that tiny piece of breast meat. When we got the skin off and was ready to cook them there wasn't enough meat to feed two people.

        Another buddy I was stationed with talked me into going squab hunting. We were stationed in Corpus Christi and they have these huge grain elevators where ships can load up then go where they need to go. And there were no telling how many of these squabs flying around. I'm a dumb country boy but it didn't take me long to figure out they were pigeons! But we banged away and got about 20 of them. We headed back to the base and same thing, you work your thumb into the bird and rip off the breast meat. Not enough meat on the rest of a "squab" to worry about. He cooked them up and it was not bad eating!

        Never cared much about bird hunting. In my younger years when I went hunting I was looking for elk, deer, even antelope. Something that would put meat on the table for a long time. Also we were always taught to never shoot anything you are not going to eat and one day I realized something. I was making more than enough money to support my family, my wife could go to the grocery store and buy all the meat we wanted. So I quit. Haven't killed an elk, deer or antelope in about 25 years.