Rock Island Armory VRBP-100 12 Gauge 20" Barrel 5-Round Bullpup ShotgunRock Island Armory$326.24
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Rock Island Armory
The Rock Island Armory VR70 12 gauge shotgun brings modern, modular ergonomics to a gas-operated semi-automatic platform designed for shooters who want AR-15-style controls in a shotgun. If you're familiar with the rifle world and looking to add a 12 gauge to your safe, the VR70 eliminates the learning curve—magazine-fed operation, intuitive controls, and a rifle-like stance mean less adaptation and more time shooting. It's built for recreational shooting, home defense, and anyone who appreciates straightforward, no-nonsense functionality without inflated price tags.
The VR70 splits the difference between pure sport and purpose-built defense, hitting a practical middle ground. Its upper receiver is constructed from 7075 T6 aluminum for durability and rigidity, paired with a polymer lower and forend that keep weight and cost down. The fixed polymer grip and adjustable cheek pad let you dial in your fit without custom fitting or permanent modifications—a small touch that makes real difference behind the gun.
Magazine capacity is 5+1 (five in the magazine, one in the chamber), and it cycles both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, giving you flexibility in ammo selection. The front sight is a flip-up design, keeping the top rail clear for optics if you want them. At 6.4 pounds and 44.5 inches overall, the VR70 is trim enough to handle in tight spaces and light enough that all-day shooting won't wear you out. Finished in black, it's built to work, not collect dust.
If you've run AR-pattern rifles and want a 12 gauge that respects that muscle memory, or if you're building a home-defense battery and prefer modern controls, the VR70 delivers capability without the usual compromises.
| Caliber | 12 Gauge |
| Action | Semi-Automatic Gas-Operated |
| Magazine Capacity | 5-round magazine (5+1 with round in chamber) |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Overall Length | 44.5 inches |
| Overall Width | 3 inches |
| Overall Height | 9.5 inches |
| Weight | 6.4 pounds |
| Upper Receiver | 7075 T6 Aluminum |
| Lower/Forend | Polymer |
| Grip | Fixed Polymer with Adjustable Cheek Pad |
| Front Sight | Flip-Up |
| Finish | Black |
| Shell Compatibility | 2-3/4 inch and 3 inch |
Yes. The VR70 is designed to cycle both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch loads, so you can pick ammunition based on your use case without worrying about compatibility.
The VR70 features familiar AR-15-style controls and ergonomics, including magazine-fed operation and a rifle-like grip layout. If you already shoot AR platforms, you'll transition to the VR70 quickly without relearning controls.
Yes. The VR70 includes a picatinny rail for mounting optics or other accessories. The flip-up front sight doesn't permanently block the rail, so you have flexibility in how you set it up.
The specs confirm the VR70 features an adjustable cheek pad, allowing you to customize your fit. The details on whether it's user-adjustable or requires professional fitting are not provided, so contact Bosque Outdoors directly for installation guidance if needed.
Rock Island Armory
The Rock Island Armory VR70 12 gauge shotgun brings modern, modular ergonomics to a gas-operated semi-automatic platform designed for shooters who want AR-15-style controls in a shotgun. If you're familiar with the rifle world and looking to add a 12 gauge to your safe, the VR70 eliminates the learning curve—magazine-fed operation, intuitive controls, and a rifle-like stance mean less adaptation and more time shooting. It's built for recreational shooting, home defense, and anyone who appreciates straightforward, no-nonsense functionality without inflated price tags.
The VR70 splits the difference between pure sport and purpose-built defense, hitting a practical middle ground. Its upper receiver is constructed from 7075 T6 aluminum for durability and rigidity, paired with a polymer lower and forend that keep weight and cost down. The fixed polymer grip and adjustable cheek pad let you dial in your fit without custom fitting or permanent modifications—a small touch that makes real difference behind the gun.
Magazine capacity is 5+1 (five in the magazine, one in the chamber), and it cycles both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, giving you flexibility in ammo selection. The front sight is a flip-up design, keeping the top rail clear for optics if you want them. At 6.4 pounds and 44.5 inches overall, the VR70 is trim enough to handle in tight spaces and light enough that all-day shooting won't wear you out. Finished in black, it's built to work, not collect dust.
If you've run AR-pattern rifles and want a 12 gauge that respects that muscle memory, or if you're building a home-defense battery and prefer modern controls, the VR70 delivers capability without the usual compromises.
| Caliber | 12 Gauge |
| Action | Semi-Automatic Gas-Operated |
| Magazine Capacity | 5-round magazine (5+1 with round in chamber) |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Overall Length | 44.5 inches |
| Overall Width | 3 inches |
| Overall Height | 9.5 inches |
| Weight | 6.4 pounds |
| Upper Receiver | 7075 T6 Aluminum |
| Lower/Forend | Polymer |
| Grip | Fixed Polymer with Adjustable Cheek Pad |
| Front Sight | Flip-Up |
| Finish | Black |
| Shell Compatibility | 2-3/4 inch and 3 inch |
Yes. The VR70 is designed to cycle both 2-3/4-inch and 3-inch loads, so you can pick ammunition based on your use case without worrying about compatibility.
The VR70 features familiar AR-15-style controls and ergonomics, including magazine-fed operation and a rifle-like grip layout. If you already shoot AR platforms, you'll transition to the VR70 quickly without relearning controls.
Yes. The VR70 includes a picatinny rail for mounting optics or other accessories. The flip-up front sight doesn't permanently block the rail, so you have flexibility in how you set it up.
The specs confirm the VR70 features an adjustable cheek pad, allowing you to customize your fit. The details on whether it's user-adjustable or requires professional fitting are not provided, so contact Bosque Outdoors directly for installation guidance if needed.
