Originating in South Africa as the Armsel Striker in the 1980s, the Cobray Street Sweeper's double action trigger and spring-powered cylinder give the firepower equivalent of two fully loaded conventional police shotguns in a compact and maneuverable package suitable for home, vehicle, or public disturbance, and was declared a destructive device by Congress. Fitted with a grooved trench sight and a clamp-on barrel rail, the receiver is marked "S/S INC./ATL, GA/ SS/12 GA./SH3827" around the winding key, with the Cobray logo on both sides and the Street Sweeper shield on the left. Ribbed plastic pistol grips and a top-folding shoulder stock with rubber buttplate cover. NOTE: This weapon is classified by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives as a "Destructive Device". This is a fully transferable NFA Class III Firearm currently on a Form 4. This weapon can be transferred to a Class III dealer at no charge. Buyer pays all other transfer fees and stamps.