The EMG Kel-Tec KSG gas airsoft shotgun that Splodge Shoots reviews brings a unique bullpup design to the field, popularised by action movies and video games. Its compact layout places the weight in the rear, which makes it comfortable to shoulder and maneuver around tight corners during close-quarters battles. The model features plenty of rail space for attachments, and for those who enjoy spending too much money on their hobbies, it can even accept real-world firearm furniture.

Internally, the shotgun functions via a pump action that feeds three barrels, allowing players to select between firing a three-BB or six-BB spread. Loading a shell requires a bit of practice to avoid looking clumsy, but the satisfying racking noise alone is often enough to make opponents rethink their life choices. The non-adjustable hop-up works adequately with standard mid-weight ammunition, throwing projectiles a reasonable distance in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Power is supplied by gas filled through the rear butt plate, providing enough juice for roughly seven to eight full shells before needing a top-up. While its gas efficiency sits slightly below some traditional, bulky-tanked shotguns, it remains a formidable primary weapon. Ultimately, it might not be the single most practical tool in an airsofter's arsenal, but it is certainly a fun choice that will turn heads at the local field.