ARMSCOR VR80 Left-Hand 12GA Tactical Semi-Auto Shotgun - Black

Name: ARMSCOR VR80 Left-Hand 12GA Tactical Semi-Auto Shotgun - Black
Brand: Rock Island Armory
SKU: UCEIe1C8Z
Availability: InStock

The ARMSCOR VR80 Left-Hand 12GA Tactical Semi-Auto Shotgun - Black is a 12 Gauge semi-automatic shotguns from Rock Island Armory. It is available from 2 vendors at $639 to $749.99.

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Product Information

Name: ARMSCOR VR80 Left-Hand 12GA Tactical Semi-Auto Shotgun - Black

Brand: Rock Island Armory

Category: Semi-Automatic Shotguns

Caliber: 12 Gauge

Barrel Length: 20"

Capacity: 5 rounds

UPC: 812285027579

SKU: UCEIe1C8Z

Description

The ARMSCOR VR80 is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun on an AR-style platform. It has a 20" barrel, 3" chamber, 5+1 capacity, and weighs 9.03 lbs. Overall length is 39". Flip-up front and rear sights are included. The stock is a fixed thumbhole configuration designed to accommodate left-handed shooters. The finish is black. Three chokes (Full, Modified, IC) are included. SKU 2024009563.

Key Specifications

SKU: 2024009563
Brand: ARMSCOR
Model Name: VR80
Action: Semi-Auto
Caliber: 12 GA
Chamber: 3"
Barrel Length: 20"
Overall Length: 39"
Capacity: 5+1 rounds
Weight: 9.03 lbs
Sights: Flip up Front and Rear
Stock Description: Fixed Thumbhole
Finish Color: Black

Detailed Features

The AR-style layout -- pistol grip, Picatinny rail, and familiar manual of arms -- is the main distinguishing feature. The fixed thumbhole stock is specifically configured for left-handed operation, which addresses a gap that most pump and semi-auto shotguns ignore. Flip-up front and rear sights transition quickly from stored to deployed. The 20" barrel with three included chokes (Full, Modified, IC) covers most field and range scenarios. At 9.03 lbs the gun is heavy, which absorbs recoil during sustained fire.

Complete Specifications

Caliber	12 Gauge
Model	VR80
Capacity	5 rounds
Magazines included	2
Barrel length	20"
Overall length	39"
Weight	144.48 oz
Action	Semi Auto
Finish	Black
Color	Black
Stock material	Synthetic
Sights	Flip Up Front & Rear
Safety	Ambidextrous

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge is the ARMSCOR VR80?

The VR80 is chambered in 12 gauge with a 3" chamber.

What is the barrel length of the ARMSCOR VR80?

It has a 20" barrel. Overall length is 39".

How many rounds does the ARMSCOR VR80 hold?

It has a 5+1 capacity.

What type of action does the ARMSCOR VR80 use?

It is a semi-automatic shotgun built on an AR-style platform.

Is the ARMSCOR VR80 designed for left-handed shooters?

Yes. It has a fixed thumbhole stock specifically configured for left-handed operation.

What sights does the ARMSCOR VR80 come with?

It includes flip-up front and rear sights.

What chokes come with the ARMSCOR VR80?

Three choke tubes are included: Full, Modified, and Improved Cylinder.

Where can I buy the ARMSCOR VR80?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

The ARMSCOR VR80 Left-Hand Tactical Semi-Auto gets positive marks from left-handed shooters who have limited options in the tactical shotgun category.

The left-hand configuration is the most-praised feature -- southpaw shooters note that finding a semi-auto shotgun with a proper left-hand setup is genuinely difficult, and the VR80 addresses that directly. The AR-style familiarity is cited as a plus for shooters who already run AR-platform rifles. Cycling with a range of ammunition types is generally described as reliable. The price relative to other tactical semi-auto shotguns is seen as competitive.

Build quality is mostly praised but some units show fit and finish inconsistencies, which a few users note can vary between production runs. Weight and balance with accessories attached get occasional comments on front-heaviness. Customer service experiences are split. The aftermarket ecosystem is still developing as the model gains market presence.