description Remington V3 Tactical Overview
The Remington V3 Tactical is a 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun based on Remington's V3 operating system. Its gas-operated VersaPort design regulates cycling through ports associated with the chamber, allowing the action to accommodate different shotshell loads. The Tactical configuration was intended for practical shooting, defensive use, and other applications requiring a comparatively compact, rapidly cycling shotgun.
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What action and ammunition does the Remington V3 Tactical use?
The V3 Tactical is a gas-operated semi-automatic shotgun chambered for 12 gauge shells. Its chamber accepts shells up to 3 inches long. [The GunMag](https://www.thegunmag.com/remington-v3-tactical-a-superior-choice/)
What does the V3's VersaPort system do?
The V3 uses eight gas ports located in the chamber area to regulate cycling. The porting changes with 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells, allowing the action to handle both loads without a manual gas-system adjustment. [Shooting Times](https://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/remington-v3-tactical-semiautomatic-shotgun-review/372532)
What are the Remington V3 Tactical's barrel and capacity specifications?
Published specifications commonly list an 18.5-inch barrel and capacity of 6 rounds in the tube plus 1 in the chamber. The model is also listed with XS low-profile rifle sights and a fixed cylinder bore. [Shooting Times](https://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/remington-v3-tactical-semiautomatic-shotgun-review/372532)
How does the V3 Tactical differ from the Versa Max Tactical?
The V3 is limited to 3-inch shells, while the Versa Max accepts 3.5-inch shells. The V3 Tactical also uses an 18.5-inch barrel compared with the Versa Max Tactical's commonly listed 22-inch barrel. [Real Guns](https://realguns.com/articles/2004.htm)
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