Introducing the VEPR-12 Thumbhole Stock Semi-Auto Shotgun—an exceptional blend of Russian engineering and tactical versatility. Manufactured by Molot-Oruzhie and imported by FIME Group, this masterpiece is often hailed as the best AK-style shotgun available. The VEPR-12 is no longer in production due to import restrictions, making it a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Designed originally for military and law enforcement, it offers remarkable reliability and durability, drawing from its RPK light machine gun origins.
In excellent condition, this shotgun shows minimal signs of use, with only minor finish loss and scratches. The bore is pristine, showcasing a bright, mirror finish, while the internals remain clean and well-maintained. The sale includes the original factory box and two 10-round magazines, enhancing its appeal to collectors who value authenticity and completeness.
Ideal for self-defense, hunting, and competitive shooting, the VEPR-12 is chambered for 12 gauge shells and features a robust 19" chrome-lined barrel. Its long stroke gas piston action ensures reliable cycling, even in the harshest conditions. The thumbhole stock design not only provides an ergonomic grip but also improves control and handling, making it a pleasure to shoot. With a 10+1 capacity, it’s ready for any shooting discipline you throw its way.
The black finish and ribbed black polymer handguards give the VEPR-12 a sleek, tactical appearance. Its sighting system, featuring a rear RPK-style leaf U notch and a front shrouded post, ensures accurate target acquisition. The fixed cylinder bore choke provides versatility across various shooting scenarios. The shotgun's threaded barrel with a thread protector adds to its adaptability, allowing for further customization.
Whether you're a collector, a competitive shooter, or someone looking for a reliable self-defense option, the VEPR-12 offers unmatched performance and historical significance. Its military-grade construction and unique thumbhole design make it a standout addition to any firearm collection. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of Russian firearm history—act now before this rare opportunity slips away.

