Kel-Tec KS7

Kel-Tec is a manufacturer of highly innovative and reliable firearms based in Florida, USA. Kel-Tec is one of the leading firearms manufacturers in the US and one of the largest gun manufacturers in the world. Company founder George Kellgren founded his company in 1991 in Cocoa, Florida. Every firearm produced since that day has been designed by George following Kel-Tec's core principle. This principle is that all machines manufactured by Kel-Tec should be innovative in design and exciting to use. George Kellgren's passion and dedication to creating innovative firearms allowed him to achieve the American Dream. Kel-Tec's success can be attributed to its uniqueness in creating original weapons that will always be etched in the imagination of firearms enthusiasts. From pioneering the style of concealed carry handguns to creating top-of-the-line bullpup rifles and shotguns, Kel-Tec works hard to create quality firearms for our customers.

The KS7 is designed for many applications, but it lends itself perfectly to home defense, back country hiking or anywhere you need a compact 12ga shotgun. Its intuitive, simple features, optional Picatinny-style rail and M-LOK accessory mounting solutions make it very versatile.

Capacity

The KS7 might be short and slim on the outside, but it’s long under the hood. Its 18.5″ magazine tube holds 6+1 or 7+1 depending on your choice of shell size. The 18.5″ barrel gives you plenty of 12ga velocity to maximize the performance of your preferred loads.

Carry Handle

At 1st glance, you’ll notice the KS7s throwback feature, the carry handle. Sometimes old ideas are reinvented to serve modern demands and that’s definitely the case here. The KS7 carry handle also doubles as a sighting solution and it comes standard. It shoulders nicely and the fiber optic bead sight immediately catches the eye. It’s not your grandpa’s shotgun, unless you buy it for him.

Bullpup Design

You get extra capacity and standard velocity in a shotgun that’s just over two feet long. How do we do it? We bullpup it. We kept the business end right where it’s supposed to be, but we took the party out back. With rear loading and downward ejection, we’re able to keep the KS7 a 12ga micro-beast that’s easy to handle.