The Gator Shotgun Spreader (AKA Duckbill Shotgun Spreader) was originally invented by the VDT/Navy Seals in 1964 while in Vietnam, it was created as a “break contact weapon” but came with many flaws at the time. They used this shotgun spreader in close quarter battle situations to take down their targets effectively. Although the Duckbill was effective it did have a flaw to break easily after extensive use.
Two years ago Paradigm SRP, a defense solutions company located in Texas, recreated the shotgun spreader and eliminated the issues. The mounting has since been improved along with an adapter being added on to avoid the welding process. It is best installed on a shotgun with a choke. Paradigm has managed to fix the flaws and keep the Gator as effective as it ever was. MORE INFO
It is recommended for use with #4 Buckshot or Birdshot, it is not recommended to use 00 Buck which has proven to have the potential for poor pattering. Unfortunately is not able to be used with Slugs at this time. It spreads 6 feet horizontally at 12 yards. The Gator reduces recoil and muzzle rise while taking down multiple targets at a time.
In addition it is LEGAL for 3-gun competitions. Competitors are using these as a way to take out more targets and clays in one shot to get a competitive advantage over their other competitors. Another great thing about this item is that a portion of the proceeds go towards the support of the SEAL museum. ORDER NOW!