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Here is another late 70s-early 80s vintage blast from the past. The SPAS 12 was a shotgun capable of being used as a pump shotgun or gas operated semi auto. Available with a folding stock with hook, it also had the unusual ability to be fired one handed with the hook helping support the weight. Very handy when rappelling down a building and firing through windows.
![]() Sadly they were banned from importation and are now out of production. The first photo shows the screw on choke that was available. It is stamped Vairomax. A shot with the hook deployed, ignore the old fat guy in the background.
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Cool. Isn't that the model the guy was using when he went hunting raptors in Jurassic Park? It looks really familiar.
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Spot on! It is the same one as filmed in Jurassic Park, I believe it was used in a Terminator movie as well...the SPAS-12 just looks menacing.
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Yup, they look scary. But in all honesty guys, I prefer my bedside shotgun, a Remington 870 police magnum.
The SPAS 12 is neat and looks intimidating but they have been out of production for years, the parts are getting harder to find. As a pump shotgun it was very reliable, but as a semi-auto she prefers heavier loads. They are also getting very valuable if in nice shape, so this one is retired for now. Here is a list of Movies and TV shows it was used in. Quote:
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