TC 3-22.12 — M26 Modular Accessory Shotgun System
TC 3-22.12 governs operation, maintenance, marksmanship training, and combat techniques for the M26 Modular Accessory Shotgun System.
- Publication number: TC 3-22.12
- Title: M26 MODULAR ACCESSORY SHOTGUN SYSTEM
- Date: 11/12/2014
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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TC 3-22.12 covers system configurations, ammunition, clearing, assembly, cleaning, firing, malfunctions, and destruction. It also requires training in marksmanship, nonlethal engagements, ballistic door breaching, and range safety.
Topics covered
- M26 Modular Accessory Shotgun System
- Ammunition
- Clearing procedures
- System configurations
- Marksmanship training
- Ballistic shotgun breaching
- Nonlethal engagements
- Range safety and risk management
Questions and answers
How many rounds can the M26 MASS hold?
The MASS can hold six rounds: five rounds in the magazine and one round in the chamber. (paragraph 2-13)
Is keeping a round in the chamber recommended for the M26 MASS?
For safety reasons, keeping a round in the chamber is not recommended. (paragraph 2-13)
What protection is required during M26 MASS training?
During training, eye protection is required to protect the firer from projectile bounce-back. (paragraph 2-13)
What training is required before placing the MASS in the stand-alone configuration?
System operators must be trained in M26 MASS disassembly and assembly before placing the MASS in the stand-alone configuration. (paragraph 3-1)
What is the aimpoint for lethal antipersonnel ammunition?
The aimpoint for all lethal antipersonnel ammunition is the target's center of mass. (paragraph 4-27)