I saw on Lou's Firearm's Facebook page earlier this week that they had UTAS UTS-15 in stock, so I drove over this morning. Touched it, seemed pretty cool. So, I bought one for $1200, plus $59 for the breacher muzzle break.

 

Of course I didn't get to take it home, but someday my fax will come in and I'll post a review.

Kewl, keep us posted.... I'm still considering one. Gotta get caught up paying off my new Ben M4 first...

 

 

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I saw Nutnfancy called that gun complete garbage. I can't believe you got it...we all know whatever he says is what's right.

Ok but seriously, good luck with it. In terms of looks, I have to say I like the KSG more but I think both went a little overboard with design.

I saw Nutnfancy called that gun complete garbage.

 

We had a debate in the store about whether or not that was a pro or con for the gun... I've touched the KSG, and this seemed higher quality to my touch, but it's probably personal choice. I like the loading method of the UTAS better. If I ever were to see another KSG close to MSRP I'd probably pick one up too.

Best of luck with it.

I was over at Lou's yesterday (very nice folks there)

Got to touch it..............sigh! ;-)

I've heard complete mixed reviews on this. Would love to hear how you like it.

I have one and had some of thd same issues as Nuttin did.I sent it back and it seems fine now.I knew.there might be some issues and I wouldnt be surprised if they made more improvments in the future.My thinking was that this gun might be ripe for banning so I grabbed it when I could.Good luck.

i have the ksg but would.love to try the utas

I was in there when you bought it.. came in with my buddy and our two daughters and picked up my new rifle.

 

NICS was fast for me, 1 day. I wish you the same.

The NICS only took a day, and I was able to pick it up last week. Took it out to the Clinton WMA for a test Saturday early afternoon, around 1pm. Found the NJSP had taken over the rifle/shotgun range until 2pm for training. They were nice, but sent me away. I asked the guy in charge (with full tactical gear, helmet, vest, some kind of machine gun, etc) if he thought it would be ok for me just to shoot down range at the clay area. "Do whatever you have to do, it's OK with me," he told me, so I figured if anyone yelled at me at least I'd have that. (Later, heard automatic fire from the range while on the clay area).

 

I put 50 rounds through it, at a relatively quick clip. Not a single tiny problem. Worked properly, very easy to handle and use, all the controls easy to use and where you'd want them, etc.

 

The nice grandpa next to me teaching his grandkids how to shoot clays asked me about it, and then later asked if I wanted to try a few clays. Sure! I hit three of the four they threw for me, so I feel good about that!

 

My only slight criticism is that the selector lever (right magazine, left magazine or alternate) was close to the place I put my face a few times, and it gently hit me. No bruising or wound, but I had to remember to put my face further back on the stock than I might have instinctively.

 

In any case: NO problems, fun and easy to shoot, hit 3 of 4 clays in my first box. Cheap red dot reflex sight fit nicely on rail, lots of fun. If it were to jam, the rear cover opens and pretty much the whole action is there, so if that were to happen I can't imagine it would be hard to clear. TWO THUMBS UP. Pictures:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good god why dont I have one of these?

Fantastic! Thanks for the update... You just sold me on it. Now just got to find some bread for it. Still paying off the Benny M4....

did lous have anymore of these