The FN SLP, whose letters stand for Self-Loading Police, is a Belgian 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun made by FN Herstal for the law enforcement market. It was introduced in 2008 and is offered in a Standard form and in SLP Mark I, SLP Tactical and SLP Mark I Tactical versions. Its gas-operated self-loading action is built on the foundation of the Browning Auto-5 of 1902, and it feeds from a tube magazine under the barrel whose capacity runs from five to eight rounds depending on the model. The grip is molded into a non-adjustable synthetic stock with a perforated recoil pad, the receiver carries a short Picatinny rail, and sighting is by an adjustable tritium ghost ring rear sight with a front sight. The standard model weighs about 7.5 pounds, overall length is between 39 and 43 inches and barrels range from 18 to 22 inches. Military Factory describes it as a reliable shotgun, aimed at police users rather than at front line armies.
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Source Fabrique Nationale FN SLP (Self-Loading Police) Self-Loading Shotgun (Military Factory)Operators, contractor lineQuote, Operators, contractor line
Contractor(s): Fabrique Nationale (FN Herstal) - Belgium
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Self-Loading Shotgun
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It was introduced in 2008
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12-gauge
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Contractor(s): Fabrique Nationale (FN Herstal) - Belgium
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Shotgun
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The FN SLP (Self-Loading Police) shotgun is a semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun designed and manufactured by FN Herstal in Belgium.
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