EAA/Akkar reconfigured their popular Churchill semi-auto and pump shotguns in 20ga and upgraded features to enhance its use as a tactical home defense shotgun as “Home Defense without a Kick.”
Cocoa, Fla. (April 2021) – EAA Corp., importers of select quality and affordable handguns, rifles, and shotguns, built upon the success of their Churchill semi-auto and pump shotguns in 20ga, and with upgraded and enhanced features, has created the ultimate home defense tactical shotgun with the Churchill 220 Optics Tactical semi-auto shotgun and the Churchill 620 Optics Tactical semi-auto, pump-action shotgun.
The semi-automatic 220 Optic Tactical Shotgun features a checkered pistol grip stock, a semi-enhanced loading port for fast reloads, and accessible controls for confidence under any stressful situation. EAA/Akkar machined the Optics Rail right into the receiver for lower optics mounting to give the user easy and quick target acquisition. Simply raise the shotgun to your shoulder and your eye looks directly into the included red dot sight. Perfect alignment means better accuracy, a performance plus for the Churchill 220 and 620 Optics Tactical shotguns at a much lower price than other competition shotguns.
EAA/Akkar also shortened the barrel to 18.5,” making the Optics Tactical shotgun more maneuverable in hallways or tight scenarios. The breaching choke tube is capable of breaking glass when the situation calls for it.
The Churchill 620 Optics Tactical Shotgun is the Tactical Home Defense version of EAA’s popular Churchill 20ga pump-action with all the enhancements that make this a perfect, low-recoil home defense shotgun. With a pistol grip stock for greater control, a breaching choke tube, enhanced loading port and accessible controls for operation under duress, the 620 Optic Tactical shotgun also features an Optics Rail, machined into the receiver for quick and easy target acquisition and fast follow up shots.
Both the Churchill 220 Optics Tactical and the 620 Optics Tactical shotguns give you whole home defense without the kick on your shoulder or your budget.
For more information on EAA Corp., visit www.eaacorp.com.
Today marks the 106th year since the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, when the fascist Turkish regime marched Armenians into the desert of Deir ez Zor at gunpoint, where they died of thirst and hunger by the millions.
Of all the days of the year, this might be the worst day to contemplate buying a Turkish-made firearm. The Turkish regime to this day denies that the Armenian Genocide even took place. Why? Because they still perpetrate atrocities and war crimes to this day, even as we speak.
The genocide also planted another problem that has grown since. The PKK and the kurdish people in general in Turkey. although many are normal part of society, there is a big number who have a problem with their situation. Obviously.
Atatürk left out the kurdish tribes in his modernization and westernization of the leftovers of the Ottoman Empire in exchange for the Kurds displacing and killing the Armenians. Which led to the exploding numbers of Kurds in Turkey, because the procreated like tribal sicoieties do, whereas the average turkish people of other ethinicites pretty much equal their european neighbours in birth rates. Leading to todays conflict which has strong roots in demographics. speaking a different langugage and differing culture does not help either of course. Of course they now demand a bigger share.