Bullpupsunlimited ?

[TheCompanyGoat]

I saw an advert the other day for a bullpup chassis conversion for the Remington 870 from bullpupsunlimeted.com. I found it on the site for about 300 bucks and it looks to be fully reversible. Anyone have/seen/used one?

 

[baboon]

I had a High Standards A-10 bullpup shotgun that was semi that was fun as shit to shoot! Trigger sucked as most bullpups having a linkage to work the trigger. Look @ the linkage & ask what the trigger is like, you might just stick with the gun the way it is, instead of dropping $300.00.

I like my Benelli M-4 CQB/Entry gun better!

 

[TheCompanyGoat]

I was thinking of using it as a home defense gun. I would love to have the maneuverability of a short barrel without losing the tight pattern of a long gun. I'm not very picky when it comes to the trigger so I don't think it would bother me overly. Really wondering if that new chassis will affect the bullet proof reliability of the 870. If I understand it right, the only thing that is really changing is the trigger position, so the gun should be just as or very nearly as reliable as the original.

 

[FrEaK_aCcIdEnT]

Did you ever do this conversion? Also thinking about it.

 

[Reinz]

I believe Mossberg has/had a Bullpup design. It came out years ago. It was clunky looking. I think a lot of plastic too.

 

[arpuff]

cool

 

[FrEaK_aCcIdEnT]

I just assembled mine yesterday. Haven't shot it yet, but it seems to function well. I didn't have any issues putting it together. I made sure to be care and not cross thread the screws. I didn't use the paper instructions to assemble. I watched the video on YouTube and assembled while I watched. Pausing to give me time at each step. Took me about 30 to 40 minutes. Had to watch a couple other videos on how to disassemble the 870 including removing the stock and the forend. Long flathead screw driver and a pair of needle nose pliers were the only 2 extra tools I needed. They were to remove the original wood furniture from the 870.

 

[M2 Carbine]

I don't have any knowledge of the Bullpupsunlimited but I do have some experience with the KSG and UTS shotguns.

Because the slide has to be pulled back close to the right hand people tend to "short stroke" the slide, then they want to blame the gun for malfunctioning.

I tell new shooters to the bullpup,
Operate the slide like you mean it.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Which one of the two do you prefer? I'm interested in the UTS but have only been able to play with the KSG.

 

[RetArmySgt]

Double Necropost, this one might be a first.