Black Aces Tactical Pro Series Walnut Semi Auto 12GA w/ Shockwave Grip

The Black Aces Tactical Pro Series S Firearm is a tremendous advancement in technology to the semi auto market. The small size of this firearm makes it extremely maneuverable and easy to wield. Think of a home defense scenario where you want something easy to deploy in a CQB situation, but still have the firepower to eliminate the threat. And at nearly half the price of the competition, it’s affordable to do so. Also, we can confidently say that this is one of the best valued semi auto 12 gauge firearms ever produced; and talk about fun!

 Shooting the Winchester High Velocity 2 ¾ Slugs through the Black Aces Pro Series S is not as crazy as you think. Yes, the recoil is noticeable and its sheer power is awe inspiring, but for anyone who has pulled the trigger on other 12 gauge shotguns, you should not have an issue being able to effectively and quickly send rounds down range with it. And if you are running Low-Recoil Loads, you will be absolutely thrilled with the performance of this firearm. Speaking of firearm, this is not a short-barreled shotgun or a pistol. It was manufactured as a firearm from Black Aces Tactical, therefore, it does not fall under NFA regulation.

 The Black Aces Tactical Pro Series S is the outcome of a company the combined innovation, affordability, and convenience all in one package. My experience with this firearm has been nothing but favorable and, all pun intended, an absolute blast. This one sports the walnut forend and grip which look beautiful and give the firearm a classic cool look. It has a great finish and the quality is easily recognizable when handled. Check out the product video on this firearm to see it in action!

Note- This firearm is categorized as a non-NFA "firearm," rather than a shotgun or short-barrel shotgun. A required characteristic of a shotgun is that it must be "designed to be fired from the shoulder," and thus requires a stock. However, this firearm was never designed or constructed with a stock, so it is not classified as a shotgun. Considering the barrel is under 18”, and since the firearm was never a shotgun to begin with, it cannot be a short-barrel shotgun. Being designed to be fired with one hand, it would normally be a handgun, however, handguns also require a rifled barrel. A smooth bore handgun would normally be classified as an Any Other Weapon (AOW, another NFA controlled category). But an AOW must be "concealable on the person," and the ATF does not consider any firearm over 26" in overall length to be concealable by default. Due to the length of the firearm, it falls outside the definition of an AOW. Since the firearm is not a shotgun, short-barrel shotgun, pistol, or Any Other Weapon, the firearm simply remains a firearm as controlled by the Gun Control Act (GCA) but not under the purview of the National Firearms Act (NFA). This means it can be transferred to anyone 21 years old or older, through their normal dealer without any NFA paperwork or tax stamp in their state of legal residence (subject to the normal background check and transfer procedure for any firearm).

Please check local state laws before purchasing.