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I have had several requests for a tutorial for making these, so here it is:

(For a pistol grip, do not use a lasgun. Use the rear grip from the bolter, and paste it to the bottom edge of the shotgun receiver.)

That is a great looking shotgun. This so easy, thanks for sharing it.

My pleasure. I had a couple people reading my IG blog ask how I made it, and it is simple enough, so I just took some pics. These are great for 1-off conversions for games like Inquisitor, Kill-team, and Dark Heresy.

Looks nice, but since I don't play guard, is there a difference between a scout shotgun and a combat shotgun? Just seems expensive...

In 40k, there is not really a difference. In Dark Heresy, there is. This tutorial was developed when making character models for the RPG Dark Heresy, which is set in the 40k universe.