In the law enforcement world, officers look for every advantage to make their job easier, safer and more efficient. Well-appointed, the Escort MP-S/A TacStock2 from Legacy Sports International can be one of those advantages. A fast, smooth-shooting and reliable self-loading shotgun is always a good thing to have on your side.
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Here are the 10 best features of this new Turkish-made shotgun.
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1. Thanks to its semi-automatic operating system, the MP-S/A TacStock2 is able to dump a magazine full of 00 buckshot in a blink. In other words, the MP-S/A provides a massive amount of firepower for the good guys.
2. The MP-S/A TacStock2’s ergonomic pistol grip is comfortable and provides excellent control.
3. The comfortable polymer stock features a cushiony buttpad that helps absorb some of the shotgun’s 12-gauge recoil, which is already reduced thanks to the semi-automatic operating system.
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4. With even minimal light—most LE callouts generally occur in low light—the front and rear fiber-optic sights produce a great sight picture.
5. With the integral Picatinny rail on the bottom of the forend, users can easily add a light, laser or combination unit without having to modify the MP-S/A TacStock2.
6. The receiver’s integral top rail can be an officer’s quick and easy solution for the addition of an optical sight.
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7. The enlarged and extended bolt handle makes emergency or one-handed manipulations much easier.
8. A cut-off switch toward the front of the receiver allows shooters to load a round directly into the chamber without feeding from the magazine tube. This is helpful for instant ammunition changes.
9. The buttstock features a built-in holder for two shotshells. It’s a perfect location for an officer to keep two slugs or extra buckshot when needed.
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10. The crossbolt safety, positioned at the rear of the triggerguard, is easy to use and should be familiar to most law enforcement operators.
