=link= - Centurion Bp-12 Problems

After firing the last shell in the magazine, the bolt slams forward on an empty chamber. This defeats the purpose of a semi-auto for competition or defense, as you have no visual or tactile indication that you are empty.

New owners often report that the action is incredibly stiff. The charging handle requires significant force to pull back, and the bolt carrier group (BCG) moves with a gritty, resistive feeling. This leads to failures to lock the bolt back on an empty magazine or failures to go fully into battery. centurion bp-12 problems

By far the most common complaint about the BP-12 is its severe sensitivity to ammunition. Unlike pump-action shotguns that will cycle nearly anything, the BP-12 is a gas-operated semi-auto, and it struggles with standard target loads. After firing the last shell in the magazine,

A 12-gauge shotgun generates significant recoil. In a standard stock, the recoil pad is against your shoulder. In the BP-12’s bullpup configuration, the action sits behind your trigger hand, and the recoil spring is in the stock. The charging handle requires significant force to pull

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