- tsd shotty, May 12, 2009

ok... this gun is pretty much the same thing as the UTG version. i like this one better because it has a longer barrel and more metal parts. it also comes with 2 more shells than the utg and it also has a shell holder. the fps on the utg is 25 more fps but i think that this one is better than the utg.

matto

- Just like UTG, February 04, 2009

This is basically the same tri-barrel shotgun that UTG has but with a longer barrel and a shell holder. Both are good but I would rather have the UTG version as it has a more powerful spring.

- My Boomstick, April 03, 2009

I LOVE this shotgun. The last two days it has been the only thing I've been firing for target practice. I'm a huge guy (6'5") and this weapon is about half of MY size when placed on the ground vertically.

The spread of the shots is great, though I've only put .2g BBs through it so far. There is some variance to the fire but it's nothing that ruins target acquisition or engagement.

The shell loading system makes it feel just like a real combat shotgun and the clicking of a loaded shell and the pumping of the slide are the most satisfying sounds I've ever heard ;)

You won't be disappointed if shotguns are your interest!

~Hawkster

- Pretty good gun, April 23, 2009

I got it today.
Out of the box it has
-a small bag of BBs (I wouldn't use them because I'm not so confident in their quality)
-The gun
-Cleaning rod
-4 Shells
-Shell holder
-Speed loader
-Sling
After putting about 25 full shells of .2s through this gun, I'm getting about a 3 inch spread from 15 feet. This gun is pretty effective at a range up to about 30 feet as far as I've seen. A couple days ago I fired my friend's UTG M3L Multi-shot; It seems about the same, but I went for this one because it comes with 2 more shells, a shell holder, and is bigger :) If you want a comparison, I held this up to my UTG M324 and it is almost the exact same length. The rubber grip is nice and the gun is very ergonomic overall

PROs
-Lethal in CQC
-Comes with 2 more shells than the UTG
-Comes with shell holder
-Mostly metal
-Big
-It comes with shells that are all red, not varied colors
-Comes with sling and speed loader
-more Bang for your buck

CONs
-Big (it's a con for some of us)
-Cocking effort is somewhat difficult
-The Shell holder gets pressed against my chest and it's kind of annoying

I also have a question- What is the little lever-switch thinger at the front of the slide but behind the sling mount?

- TSD Multi-Shot Spring Shotgun Full Size , May 03, 2009

This has to be the BIGGEST KNOCKOFF OF THE UTG SHOTGUN EVER!
OKAY, HERE IS MY COMPARISON OF THIS VS THE UTG:

UTG

275fps

$69.99

100ft effective range

excellent build quality

comes with speed loader, 2 shells, sling, and cleaning rod

35 inches long


TSD

250fps

$69.99

100ft effective range

average build quality

comes with speed loader, 4 shells, sling, and shell holder

41 inches long


The UTG is shorter, lighter, more durable, more powerful, handier at close range, and better shooting. The TSD may have a longer barrel, but I have used both guns and the UTG is a little more accurate due to a solid barrel design and higher quality inner barrel.

DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT GETTING THIS JOKE OF A GUN!!!

- Very Good, February 08, 2009

It's pretty much the same thing as the utg. Although make sure you get extra shells for it, I use this whenever I play an infection game because its 1 shot is actually 3 shots with this thing. Overall a very good gun. it's worth your money.

- it's all about the looks, February 10, 2009

I saw my friend with this gun and it surprised me - its solid and fairly accurate although it has 25 FPS lower than the other. this gun can definitely stand up to its UTG counter part and personally i can't tell the difference.
in FPS, it also looks way cooler but they are about the same in statistics. of course UTG is definitely a reliable brand but for the customers it's all about the looks 'cause they're totally alike. ...

- Not the same, July 02, 2009

I'm a huge fan of the UTG multi-shot models (I have both the full stock and pistol grip), and recently had the chance to field the TSD full length shotgun.

To begin, the effective range was lower with no significant increase in accuracy or consistency. This is forgivable since it's a shotgun, but the trade-off makes it very disadvantageous when playing any game where range is required.

Next, the construction is solid and feels robust, but you only need to drop it once to figure out how well it stays. I did not drop it, but anxiously watched as my friend dropped his brand new TST shotgun on the muzzle. The orange cap and tri-nozzle inner barrel protector popped off.

Lastly, before a full game of use, the shotgun pump had locked completely. After pulling the gun apart, we found dozens of pieces of tri-nozzle jammed in the slide; this rendered the gun useless. The UTG Full Stock multi-shot shotgun was the first gun I bought, and it has held up reliably after a year of weekly use (skirmishes between 4-5 hours, all weather). The TSD didn't make two.

Finally, if you're going to get either shotgun BE SURE TO USE ONLY .2 HIGH POLISHED AMMUNITION - preferably KSC. Rounds larger than .2 can jam the shells and it's an extremely tedious process to remove the BB's (it's possible, but sucks).

I hope this helps you in choosing a CQB or sidearm weapon.

- A great gun to have., February 18, 2009

This gun has great looks, handling, accuracy and distance, and it's long lasting. The best pump gun i have ever seen.

- This Shotgun is Epic, April 24, 2009

I'm not personally a bb gun fighter (i don't play - it is a sport). But when it comes to holding off your room from younger siblings, its fear factor of looking like an actual combat shotgun is enough to make them run.

If you're thinking about getting a multi shot, this is a definite buy. The other UTG multi shot is lot more CQB, but it blasts the .2 bb's so hard that accuracy is quickly lost. Pain wise though...

i would see the utg being more useful.

It only takes one hit though - the other two are for insurance.