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I cant afford one right now, but maybe one of you guys need one.
They are www.pjs-steyraug.com for $1500.

Hmmm, that shotgun barrel looks a bit under the legal limit?

Anybody know how much weight that would add?

It's NFA and it's BADASS!

Anybody know how to add a shotgun under the ar-15? I'd like to know!!

Is that a Rem 870? It looks like it would be really easy to make your own, once you found a source for the mount, barrel and short pump arm.  Of course, you'd have to pay the $200 to the ATF.

Kharn

That's awesome!  I remember years ago B-Square used to make their own mounting system to attach an 870 to a full size rifle, pretty much exactly as pictured above.  The shotgun barrel was longer (of course,) but this was years before the NFA & RAS.  Surely somebody's still got one somewheres...

The model shown is made by Knight's Armament Company... The Shotgun used is in fact the Rem. 870. The mount is very similar to the upper frame on an M203 receiver, and even uses the same barrel qd system by Knight's. PJ's use to have them for about $1200. I wonder why the price increase? Randy Shivak, "Mr. 40mm" makes a similar unit.

Hi Guys,

The "Masterkey" is indeed a cutdown Rem. 870.  There are a couple of variants, a barrel mount like the M203, and the RIS version.  The barrel mount weighs in just a bit heavier than an M203 at about 5 1/2 pounds, mount included.  Not sure what the exact RIS version weighs, probably about the same.  The one I used had the barrel mount.

They actually are handy depending on the situation.  Especially for breaching with a "TKO" round.  Only bad thing is since the mag tube has been cut down it only handles 3 rounds.  And you won't be making any rapid-fire movements with one.  It handles about like an M203 only with little meaner recoil.

Cool, yup.  Unwieldy, yep, until you get used to it.  Practical, depending on the situation definately.  Personally, I like them (and got skulled for it here [;)]) for what they're designed for.  Are they worth $1,500+ just to own one?  Not in my opinion.

-SARguy