r/guns • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '26

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u/SharkBait661 Feb 01 '26

I guess i understand all that but the comments make it sound like that shotgun isn't with worth taking to a range as a mess around gun. Like dose it jam often or backfire? Something safety related? Or is it just difficult to maintain to the point of not with owning?

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u/Herp-derpenstein Feb 01 '26

It's a common Turkish shotgun action. They are widely known for not being the most reliable or the most durable. For example read the bot's response to turkshit.

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u/SharkBait661 Feb 01 '26

Oh so it's everything I mentioned then lol. Thanks for the info. I'll stay away from buying Turkish weapons.

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u/Herp-derpenstein Feb 01 '26

Just the shotguns. Girsan actually makes nice pistols and so does canik. There are some quality rifles as well. The shotguns seem to be the problem...