The Elite Tactical Advantage Devastator Shotgun
5/10/2011
Nestled in a corner booth at the 2011 NRA Annual Meetings and Exhibits, Elite Tactical Advantage, a manufacturer of firearms accessories, had the Devastator shotgun on display. Built on a Remington 11-87 shotgun platform, the Devastator's most interesting feature is its Recoil Reallocation System (RRS) that moves the standard recoil tube from the stock to forward of the receiver. By moving the recoil tube, the shotgun is able to accept a wide variety of stock configuations, and with the included adjustable springs in the new recoil system, the Devastator is able to compensate for a variety of shell loads and recoil, depending on user preference.
In addition to the RRS and smaller overall dimensions, the Devastator also features the company's 14-inch Rhino Rail, Bobcat 1100 fore-end, tactical trigger and charging handle to create a close-quarters, tactically inclined shotgun package that hasn't really been seen before. So noteworthy was the Devastator that several other companies on the exhibit hall floor were testing models to judge public interest.
For additional information on the Devastator, visit the Elite Tactical Advantage Devastator shotgun webpage.
