Daisy 12

The Sapphire Industries Napier 12 is a recoil operated, selective fire, automatic shotgun remarkable for its overly compact design, very lightweight frame and efficiency, being no heavier or bigger than a Serbu Super Shorty, however, possessing a higher rate of fire, which can be used to the maximum with aftermarket drum magazines (since the factory one holds only six shotshells).

The fire modes consist of semi-automatic, three round bursts and full automatic, and by having a bullpup configuration, its grip and forend are placed further on its body, being much more controllable at any fire rate, avoiding muzzle climb as much as possible.

A common saying is that the very own CEO of Sapphire Industries designed the firearm, naming it Napier as a tribute to his fiancé at the time, something that was never confirmed nor denied by the company over the years and let many people guessing who this person might actually be and who was the de facto creator of the shotgun.

This model in particular sports a custom dry-land/desert camouflage, allegedly achieved by spraying matte paint over dried Bellis perennis (common daisy, hence its nickname), and a six round transparent magazine.


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