Hyperdouraku give their take on the APS Striker-12 Street Sweeper Mk2 Gas Gun as Mister Moro does a review on this... "The Stryker-12 is a revolving shotgun manufactured in South Africa. The toy gun manufacturer APS has modeled it as a gas gun. It holds 12 shotgun shells, each loaded with three BBs, and can fire continuously in semi-automatic mode. Its metal barrel jacket and cool gray coloring are a must-have. A foregrip, sling swivel, and tall front sight are attached to the barrel jacket..."

Quick overview by Taiwan Gun of the APS MK-2 Street Sweeper Revolver Airsoft Shotgun. The iconic "Street Sweeper" shotgun, a real-life 12-gauge with a revolving cylinder, is available in Airsoft form thanks to APS. Though highly restricted in the real world due to its firepower, this Airsoft version (12-MK2 and 12-MK3) offers two firing options (Green Gas or CO2) and realistic rotating shells for an immersive airsoft experience.

Airsoft Master got the APS Striker 12 Street Sweeper gas powered airsoft shotgun at their store and here is what they say about it... "The APS Striker 12 Street sweeper is a gas powered shotgun that uses shells  that hold the bb's and gas propulsion. Plus this is a really cool innovation from APS alongside their CAM 870. It is really close to a real like shotgun and can help clear corners in those CQB Fields.

An honest and perhaps brutal review by Administrative Results on the Street Sweeper... "Honestly my dudes the Street sweeper isn't that good. Now keep in mind this is a Early version of the Street sweeper and they got way cooler as they went on, but the first series is not that impressive. This doesn't mean the Government should restrict the street sweeper series though."

Here is a mean machine to bring to an airsoft game, the Airsoft Orange Wargame Striker/ Street Sweeper that uses the APS airsoft shotgun shells. Explosive Enterprises gets to review this nicety in this video... "Looking for a shell-fed airsoft shotgun, but don't want to deal with a shell catcher? The Striker might just be the ticket."