I took a very close look at this non-conventional design Blaser not long ago, almost everything on it is different from 95% of the O/Us we see today.
Unlike other shotgun with typical German (over engineering) design, or German modified (copy) shotguns, Blaser is unique and simple (by German standard). It's design is very logical and well executed with fewer parts.
Striker fired firing pins are straight inline with the cartridges, coil springs are confined inside it's tube housing, forend metal does not expose under the wood with simple push hook, etc. are all well thought of.
I've never shot one, but by taking it apart, and handling it, it has a pretty good feeling between hands. Time will tell how the market react to this fairly new shotgun (and it's unique rifle).
Unlike other shotgun with typical German (over engineering) design, or German modified (copy) shotguns, Blaser is unique and simple (by German standard). It's design is very logical and well executed with fewer parts.
Striker fired firing pins are straight inline with the cartridges, coil springs are confined inside it's tube housing, forend metal does not expose under the wood with simple push hook, etc. are all well thought of.
I've never shot one, but by taking it apart, and handling it, it has a pretty good feeling between hands. Time will tell how the market react to this fairly new shotgun (and it's unique rifle).