
The IWI Tavor TS12 is a 12-gauge semi-automatic bullpup shotgun with a radical design featuring three rotating 5-round tubular magazines that provide a total capacity of 15+1 rounds in a compact 28-inch overall package. The user manually rotates the magazine cluster as each tube is depleted, providing the highest standard capacity of any factory semi-automatic shotgun without external drum magazines. The TS12 uses a gas-operated action with a self-regulating piston and can feed from all four magazine positions from either side. Its bullpup layout and aggressively styled polymer chassis continue IWI's design language from the Tavor rifle series, and the shotgun has been adopted by military and law enforcement units for breaching and close-quarters applications.
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