When the gun fires it’ll give your thumb a stiff jolt.īecause the KS7 is so small and the length of pull rather short, it’s not super easy and comfortable to use the front sighting bead atop the weird carry handle. I do, however, recommend against placing your thumb against the forward stop fold. With molded stops fore and aft, it’s easy to keep your hand safely in the proper position. The pump grip is also much improved over what is present on the KSG. This action feels far nicer and it’s easy to properly cycle the gun between shots.
This feels much more like the action on a traditional shotgun than did the KSG’s action, which was rather stuff and plastic, and prone to easy shortstrokes. One improvement over the KSG that’s immediately noticeable on the KS7 is the feel and function of the pump action. The “pad” present on this shotgun is hard as a rock.
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I can say with full confidence that anyone who owns a KS7 should put a soft buttpad on it to mitigate the stiff recoil impulse. With hot ammo, this little shotgun kicks like a mule. This shotgun is very light, so I felt every bit of the recoil from every round I fired. The KS7 was easy to run and fun to shoot…up to a point. MSRP: $495 (often found for less…and for considerably more!).Capacity: 6+1 w/3” shells (or 7+1 with 2¾ shells).With its numerous M-LOK slots, there are several locations for mounting accessories like lights and sling mounts, too. Often found for less than $500, it’s an inexpensive way to get a tactical-ish shotgun with a front sight bead that makes it shoot-ready right out of the box. You might also consider the KS7 for its value. At just over 26 inches long and ~6 pounds, it’s easy to hold, easy to pack, and (unlike the KSG) simple to use. Good for home defense or other cramped or close-quarters needs. You might consider the KS7 for its small and lightweight configuration, which makes it a very wieldy, easy-to-carry, easy-to-maneuver firearm. In any event, I’ve gotten to spend some time shooting the KS7 and here follow my impressions of this lightweight beast of a shotgun. This makes the KS7 shootable right out of the box. The most obvious difference is the top carry handle and fiber-optic bead at the front. The KS7 is a bullpup 12-gauge shotgun and is something of a single-mag-tube version of the KSG, but it has some interesting differences.
Fastforward to this week and I’m shooting a similar, but different iteration of that model: the KS7. I really enjoyed running that double-magazine 12 gauge around the range. I remember a couple of years go spending time with and reviewing Kel-Tec’s KSG.
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