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The Standard Rapier Shotgun can be bought as a conversion kit for the Benelli M4 or as a standalone product. It was heavily inspired by the FN FS2000 rifle’s design, has a build-in picatinny rail and a selective feed mode, allowing it to draw rounds from either its tube (7 rounds) or from a 12 round magazine.

The Shortened Rapier Shotgun is built specifically as a concealable backup weapon that can be used as a single handed shotgun, for breaching or, with the addition of a rail-to-rail adapter, as an attachment to go under any other fire weapon (just as with the M302 Grenade Launcher), explaining why it has flip-up sights instead of the Standard model's rigid ones. It has more designs cues from the FN P90 instead and has lost the magazine feeding in favor of size, offering an integrated flashlight in return.

The Rapier is basically a semi-automatic, 12 gauge shotgun in bullpup configuration, using composition materials (mainly carbon fiber and nylon-based polymer) to make it as light weight as possible given its bulkier figure.

Description

The Standard Rapier Shotgun can be bought as a conversion kit for the Benelli M4 or as a standalone product. It was heavily inspired by the FN FS2000 rifle’s design, has a build-in picatinny rail and a selective feed mode, allowing it to draw rounds from either its tube (7 rounds) or from a 12 round magazine.

The Shortened Rapier Shotgun is built specifically as a concealable backup weapon that can be used as a single handed shotgun, for breaching or, with the addition of a rail-to-rail adapter, as an attachment to go under any other fire weapon (just as with the M302 Grenade Launcher), explaining why it has flip-up sights instead of the Standard model's rigid ones. It has more designs cues from the FN P90 instead and has lost the magazine feeding in favor of size, offering an integrated flashlight in return.

The Rapier is basically a semi-automatic, 12 gauge shotgun in bullpup configuration, using composition materials (mainly carbon fiber and nylon-based polymer) to make it as light weight as possible given its bulkier figure.