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FABARM
STF
12
COMPACT
14

Tactical Italian semi-compact shotgun with a polymer chassis and pistol grip. The STF 12's modern design and smooth action deliver a premium tactical shooting experience.

12ga
Gauge
7+1
Capacity
14in
Barrel
TriboreHP
Bore tech
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Catalog · FABARM STF 12 COMPACT 14FABARM STF 12 COMPACT 14// 12 cal · Gludstobra
Origin
Italy
Maker
Fabarm S.p.A.
Gauge
12
Barrel
14 inches
Bore
Tribore HP
Carried By
Italian GIS
The Story

European counter-terrorism pedigree.

The STF/12 is Fabarm's flagship tactical shotgun — designed in close cooperation with European special police units who needed a fighting shotgun that could survive the worst conditions imaginable.

The "Compact 14" features a 14-inch barrel for close-quarters work, an aggressive stippled forend, and Fabarm's proprietary Tribore HP barrel for tighter, more consistent shot patterns.

Among the smoothest pump actions on the market — Fabarm's twin action bars are precision-machined to glass-smooth tolerances. Combined with the fearsome appearance and fight-ready features, it's a true tactical shotgun.

Built with operators.

The STF/12 is in service with anti-terrorism units across Europe, including elements of the Italian GIS and several German GSG units.

The Tribore HP barrel is Fabarm's proprietary technology: three different internal diameters along the barrel's length produce tighter, more consistent shot patterns than conventional barrels. It's a detail that matters in the field — and that you can feel in the way the shots group on target.

Designed with operators

Built for the worst.

The STF/12 wasn't designed in a factory — it was designed in the field, with European counter-terrorism operators who needed a shotgun that would never fail.

Fabarm is founded

Fabbrica Bresciana Armi opens in Brescia, beginning over a century of Italian shotgun craftsmanship.

1900
1990s
Carabinieri contract

Fabarm becomes official shotgun supplier to the Italian Carabinieri, establishing its law enforcement credentials.

GIS collaboration begins

Fabarm begins working directly with Italian GIS (Gruppo Intervento Speciale) operators to develop a shotgun for counter-terrorism use. The STF/12 is the result.

2000s
2010s
European LE adoption

The STF/12 Compact enters service with the Italian GIS and elements of German GSG tactical units. The Tribore HP barrel sets it apart from American competitors.

The European standard

The STF/12 is widely regarded as the finest European tactical pump shotgun available — carried by professionals and sought by enthusiasts worldwide.

Now
In service · counter-terrorism

In the wild.

The STF/12 was designed with operators, tested in the field, and carries the pedigree of Europe's elite counter-terrorism units.

Service
Italian GIS
2000s–

Used by Italy's elite Gruppo Intervento Speciale — the country's premier counter-terrorism tactical unit.

Service
German GSG units
2000s–

Carried by elements of Germany's federal police tactical groups — units with some of the most demanding equipment standards in Europe.

Technology
Tribore HP barrel
Fabarm exclusive

Three internal diameters in one barrel — Fabarm's proprietary technology for tighter, more consistent patterns. No other manufacturer offers this.

From our shooters

What people say.

The STF/12 impresses immediately — the smooth action, the aggressive look, and the feel of a professional tool. Here's what our visitors say.

★★★★★

I was not expecting this. The action is smoother than any American pump I've used, the grip is perfect for control, and knowing GIS operators use this made it feel very special.

Lorenzo C. · Rome
★★★★★

The Tribore barrel explanation from the instructor was fascinating. Then I shot a group and saw the tight pattern for myself. That detail makes a real difference.

Thomas H. · Frankfurt
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Five shots from Europe's premier counter-terrorism pump shotgun. Two and a half euros each. No experience required — just bring an ID and your curiosity.