KS23 Pack
A collection of classic Soviet large-bore shotguns! Includes 6 shotguns, from the classic KS-23 to the cursed double-barreled KS-46, and 2 attachments (an attachable stock and a reflex sight!)
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KS-23 Pack
In the '70s, the Soviets had one simple question; what if 12 gauge isn't enough? What if we could go... bigger? Based on the Winchester 1200 pump-action shotgun and utilizing rejected 23mm anti-aircraft gun barrels, the almighty KS-23 fires gargantuan 23x75mmR shotgun shells. The KS-23's primary purpose is riot control, and the shotgun has access to a wide array of less-lethal rubber/plastic slugs, tear gas, and flash grenade rounds. Of course, for more lethal operations, buckshot and AP slugs are also available.
Features
- KS-23 (700mm barrel, full stocked! Found under tube fed shotguns in the item spawner)
- KS-23-1 (510mm barrel, full stocked!)
- KS-23M (510mm barrel, pistol-gripped! With a stock mount!)
- TOZ-123 (civvie version of the KS-23 with a 700mm barrel, wooden forend, and smoothbore barrel!)
- KS-23A (a fictional modified semi-automatic KS-23 with an extended 6-shell mag tube!)
- KS-46 (a fictional modified pair of KS-23s welded together! Press the switch on the right of the receiver to swap firemodes!)
- KS-23 Stock (an uncomfortable wire stock for the KS-23M, compatible with anything that that has a stock mount)
- Rusak Sight (an old ass reflex sight intended for mounting on the KS-23's top dovetail rail)
Attributions
Models are from Escape from Tarkov*.
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