Originally designed by Hilton R. Walker in 1981, it was manufactured in Africa and sold as the Armsel Striker and used by the Zimbabwean Army, and on a limited basis by the Israeli Army. In 1984, it was determined by the BATF to have no sporting value and listed as a restricted shotgun. This required all examples to be registered. Features a double action trigger and spring loaded cylinder. This example is one of the late production guns using the Cobray design. Polymer receiver with a fiber optic sight. The barrel is fitted with a perforated heat shield and clamp-on flash hider. It has a folding shoulder stock with a ribbed forward grip. The front of the drum magazine mounting plate is marked "S/S. INC./ATL GA./SS/12 GA." above the winding key. Includes an original Street Sweeper manual, an extra heat shield/ejector rod housing, and a canvas sling.