FABARN is an Italian gunmaker, part of the House of Caesar Guerini. They’re bringing their Professional STF 12 pump shotgun to the U.S. market, selling their tactical AF ethos to American operators interested in operating operationally. Like . . .
Operator Instructor Zero! A man who could use a Keurig tactically. We’ll get trigger time ASAP. Meanwhile know this: the STF ain’t gonna be cheap.
Semi-auto, with a 20 round mag please. There’s already a 24 round pump.
I’m gonna wait for the STFU model….
The “U” is the upgrade.
They’re pretty well-liked up here in Canada, if a bit pricey. The shorter barreled ones are great backpacking guns, but I think a US buyer would have some additional forms to fill out if they wanted one at that length.
Spellcheck – FABARM.
Well if it’s less that $26,000 , I’m not interested, nothing against low priced guns, I just can’t impress my friends with them.
I read that HK used to market FABARM’s shotties in the US at one time. Who is their distributor now, or are they selling them here themselves?
“Ain’t gonna be cheap”. Well, the standard bearer in this platform is the Benelli M4. At around $2000, this will have to be cheaper to get any attention. And it will have to be substantially cheaper to get any traction. If this comes in at $1200-$1300, it will sell.
I’m thinking it’s gonna be more than 2K.
I’m gonna take a stab at close to 3K.
I could kick as much ass with a old wingmaster
I imagine that Instructor Zero is like Uther Pendragon (in Boorman’s Excalibur) in that he does EVERYTHING in full rattle.
Hey is that instructor nothing?
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