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Bullpup shotguns tend to get a lot of looks at the range, and the Escort BullTac PX earns them. By moving the action back into the stock, Hatsan managed to fit an 18 inch barrel into a package that measures just 27.75 inches from muzzle to buttpad. That makes this 20 gauge quick to swing in tight hallways and easy to stow, while still giving you a proper defensive barrel length. At around 6.8 pounds, it carries well too, and the 20 gauge chambering keeps recoil noticeably softer than its 12 gauge sibling, which is a big deal in a compact gun like this.
The 3 inch chamber runs both 2.75 and 3 inch shells, and the fixed cylinder choke handles everything from birdshot to buckshot to slugs. The chrome-plated steel barrel resists corrosion and gets proof-tested at the factory, and the upper receiver is aircraft alloy paired with a lightweight polymer lower to keep the overall weight down. A shell deflector kicks spent hulls downward, and the pump forend has stops at the front and back so your support hand stays put when you run it hard. Escort also includes a removable vented muzzle brake and a muzzle cap, so you can set it up how you like.
The PX version trades the traditional carry handle for a barrel-length Picatinny rail, which opens the door for red dots and other optics. Detachable fiber optic front and rear sights come installed, so it shoots right out of the box, and a quick disconnect sling mount makes adding a sling painless. The manual cross-button safety sits right where pump gun fans expect it.
Between the compact footprint, the 5+1 capacity, and the mild-mannered 20 gauge recoil, the BullTac PX is a strong pick for home defense, truck gun duty, or just having a good time turning clays into dust. It brings bullpup practicality to the table without the price tag that usually comes with this style of shotgun.
Yes, the BullTac PX has a 3 inch chamber that handles both 2.75 and 3 inch 20 gauge shells. It cycles both lengths reliably as long as you work the pump with purpose, which is good practice with any bullpup pump gun. The fixed cylinder choke means birdshot, buckshot, and slugs are all on the menu.
Absolutely. The PX model features a barrel-length Picatinny optics rail instead of the traditional carry handle, so mounting a red dot or other optic is straightforward. The included fiber optic front and rear sights are detachable, so you can remove them or run them alongside your optic depending on the setup.
The 20 gauge is noticeably softer shooting, which matters in a compact bullpup where the gun weighs around 6.8 pounds. The balance point sits between your shooting hand and shoulder, so it stays controllable through fast follow-up shots. For newer users or anyone recoil sensitive, the 20 gauge is the easier gun to run well.
That is really where it shines. At 27.75 inches overall, it is several inches shorter than a traditional pump gun with the same 18 inch barrel, making it much easier to maneuver in hallways and around corners. The 5+1 capacity, downward shell deflector, and quick disconnect sling mount round it out nicely for that role.
| UPC | 817461018914 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HEBP20180001 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Capacity | 5 + 1 |
| Chokes Included | Fixed Cylinder |
| Shipping Weight | 8.65 |
| Sights | Fixed Front/Adj Rear |
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