SGR-12

SGR-12
Type	Semi-Auto Shotgun
Slot	Close-quarter
Rating
Damage	High
Fire Rate	High
Range	Medium
Stability	Medium
Reload Speed	Medium
Ammo Capacity	12|120
Price	$6,250 (Gun stores)
Appears in	Watch Dogs Watch Dogs 2

❝ The SGR-12 is a semi-automatic shotgun from Russia. It fires quickly, but its recoil negatively affects its precision.❞ 

―In-game Description

The SGR-12 is a shotgun that appears in Watch Dogs and Watch Dogs 2.

Design

The SGR-12's design is based on that of the Saiga-12 semi-automatic shotgun. More specifically, the in-game model is the Saiga-12S, complete with 580mm barrel and lightweight folding buttstock.

Performance

Like all other in-game shotguns, the SGR-12 is chambered for the use of 12-gauge shells, offering high damage per round. The shotgun has a relatively good rate of fire and employs 12-round box magazines for its feed system, offering a good amount of sustained fire duration. This gun is a short range killer, just like M1014.

Locations

Watch Dogs

• Gun stores (DB&R Weaponsmiths or Quid Pro Quo Guns), for $6,250.
• It can be picked up from gang enemies.
• Fixer Elites may be seen wielding this weapon.

Watch Dogs 2

• Umeni Enforcers often use this weapon.
• Printable at a 3D Printer in any Hackerspace.
• SWAT sometimes use this weapon.

Gallery

SGR-12 on the Weapon Wheel

The picture for the SGR-12.

Trivia

• In real life, the only 12-round magazines available for the Saiga-12 are drum magazines, suggesting that the in-game model uses aftermarket extended box magazines. However, the HUD icon suggests a physically impossible small box configuration.
• The weapon appears in Rainbow Six Siege, another Ubisoft game, albeit slightly altered. It is used by the Russian Spetsnaz, except for Fuze, who uses an AK-12, and Glaz, who uses a bullpup sniper rifle that is a variant of the SVD.