OPSol

OB, a Johns Hopkins trained engineer, and T-Rat, an Air Force Academy graduate, both had different reasons for wanting a reliable way to feed the 1.75 inch shells. OB, a fan of shotguns used for home self-defense, wanted a way to interest his wife and daughter in using a 12ga without having them scared by the recoil. On the other hand, T-Rat was not concerned with the recoil until his father had rotator cuff surgery and also a stroke. After this, T-Rat’s father, an avid shooter of 70 years and a Korean War Veteran, was no longer able to use a shotgun anymore due to the recoil. This was difficult news for his dad, so T-Rat and OB decided to create something that would lower recoil. So, the OPSol Mini-Clip was created! During the development of the OPSol Mini-Clip, OB kept in mind that he likes to use shoulder stocks for accuracy. However, they also took into consideration that T-Rat enjoys using pistol grips because it allows for portability, maneuverability, and they weigh less.