The Franchi SPAS-15 is an Italian 12-gauge combat shotgun manufactured by Luigi Franchi as a lighter, box-magazine-fed successor to the SPAS-12. Built in the 1980s to 1990s time range, this dual-mode firearm allows rapid selection between semi-automatic (gas-operated) and manual (pump-action) cycling.
Constructed with a rugged sheet metal receiver in a parkerized finish, this item features a fixed position metal skeleton buttstock. It measures 40.5" in overall length, 11" in height with magazine inserted, and 2" in width. The firearm incorporates a smooth bore, chrome-lined barrel measuring 20.25" in length including its integrated fixed 4" smooth modified muzzle brake. Feeding is supplied by a detachable 6-round steel magazine chambered for 2.75" shells.
Tactical controls include an ambidextrous cocking handle, manual safety, bolt hold-open after the last shot, adjustable front sight, and a carry handle with an integrated rear V-shaped fixed sight. Classified as C&R Eligible by the BATFE due to low production numbers, market value, and high collectibility, this shotgun offers a rare investment opportunity.
This vintage firearm is in Like New condition, showing light storage wear and factory test firing. Includes one detachable 6-round steel magazine.
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