The IWI Tavor TS12 12-gauge shotgun is a gas-operated bullpup designed for shooters who need serious firepower in a compact package. This left-handed semiautomatic shotgun combines IWI's proven reliability with an innovative feeding system that sets it apart from traditional pump or inertia-driven shotguns. At just 28.34 inches overall with an 18.5-inch barrel, the Tavor TS12 delivers the handling of a short-range rifle while delivering full 12-gauge power—ideal for home defense, sport shooting, or tactical applications where space matters.

The Tavor TS12's standout feature is its triple-magazine system. You get three independent magazines, each holding either four 3-inch shells or five 2¾-inch rounds. Rotate a loaded magazine into position and the shotgun automatically chambers a round, giving you up to 15 rounds of ready ammunition plus one in the chamber. The gas-regulator system automatically adapts to different shell lengths, and you can feed and unload from either side of the receiver—a genuine advantage for left-handed operators and tactical flexibility. The two-position gas regulator lets you fine-tune reliability for lighter or heavier loads.

Built for serious use, the Tavor TS12 wears M-LOK rails and a full-length Picatinny top rail for optics and accessories. It accepts standard Beretta and Benelli choke tubes, so you can tune patterns for buckshot, slugs, or shot. The reinforced polymer bullpup stock and cross-bolt safety are engineered for durability, and at 8 pounds, the gun balances speed with control. This is a left-handed, OD green shotgun built for shooters who refuse to compromise on ergonomics or performance.