Introduction
Years of experience have proven the AR style rifle to be heavily favored by American shooters. So it should come as no surprise that the design has made its way into even the shotgun market. Ergonomics and manual of arms that match your favorite rifle, can be particularly helpful when shooting competitively. Which is exactly what our subject today is about. We are taking a look at the Tokarev TT-12 Pro 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun.
Tokarev USA imports a variety of shotguns from you guessed it… Türkiye (pedantic emphasis added). Imported Turkish shotguns have flooded the us market in recent years. Seemingly endless copies and options are available in Turkey, as their shotgun market is quite robust. That coupled with favorable trade agreements with the United States thriving firearms market are a recipe for a surge in sales.
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TT-12 Pro Specifications
| Caliber | 12 gauge (2-¾ – 3-inch) |
| Action | Gas piston operated semi-auto |
| Sights | Adjustable polymer M4 style over picatinny rail |
| Magazine Capacity | Comes with 5-round |
| Barrel Length | 18.5- Inch |
| Choke Style | Benelli®/Mobil |
| Length | 38-inches |
| Height | 9-inches |
| Width | 3-inches |
| Weight | 8.6- pounds |
Shooting the TT-12 PRO
After installing the polymer iron sights that came with the gun, I decided to add a red dot as well. I don’t use red dots much with shotguns, but with this one it seemed more fitting. For this purpose I used my Sig Sauer Romeo, it mounts easily to the pic rail and gave a good sight picture. I grabbed a few boxes of target ammo from Federal Champion as well as some from Rio Ammunition. While this shotgun might not seem like a bird hunting gun, I still wanted to grab a case of White Flyer clay targets and hand thrower just to see how we could connect with aerial targets.
