Although the semi-automatic shotgun Jochen can wait, after all, the semi/fully automatic shotgun is not a weapon that will equip the army in the future, and Jochen himself remembers that only the US military was in the Vietnam War, and Seal was very interested in using fully automatic shotguns in jungle environments, so he has been equipped with Remington 7188, Amalet AR-17 and other models of semi/fully automatic shotguns, and has never been equipped with such weapons.

For example, the product of the U.S. melee weapons program, AAICAWS, eventually failed to achieve success due to the cancellation of the plan, and although the AA-12 was very famous, it was only tested by the U.S. Marine Corps by the time of Jochen's crossing, and was not officially adopted. On the contrary, most of the more successful semi/fully automatic shotguns are used by law enforcement and security departments, such as the Russian Saiga series. Therefore, even if the semi/fully automatic shotgun is researched, it will only be equipped with a small number of units with special needs, so the priority of research is very low.

However, Schlegelmir said that the army reacted to the problem that the current pump-action shotgun was too slow to reload, but it had to be taken seriously, and since the progress of the semi-automatic sniper rifle was very smooth, let Schlegelmir do a little more work.

"Semi-automatic shotguns can continue to be studied, and fully automatic shotguns can be considered on the basis of them, but these improvements are not in a hurry, and even if they are developed, it is unrealistic to completely replace the now commonly equipped FLI.88 pump-action shotgun, isn't it?" Jochen smiled and said, "But the troops want it."