Videos tagged with 16 Gauge

Dustin from Guns of the West provides an expert-level comparison of the Heritage Badlander and Coachwhip shotguns. He details key differences in hammer design (internal vs. external), metal finishes (matte black vs. color case hardened), stock aesthetics, and action mechanics. Both models are presented as suitable for traditional shooting applications, with specific attention paid to their cylinder bore configurations and gauge/barrel length options.

This video from Exile Armory showcases a wide variety of firearms available in their shop, including new and used models, handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Amber, a knowledgeable salesperson, provides details on specific features, calibers, and pricing for each firearm, offering insights into the current inventory and potential deals. The video also touches on shop policies and holiday hours.

This video by Ted from Line45 explains why stockpiling ammunition can lead to significant financial losses, detailing six key reasons. It emphasizes that ammo is not a reliable investment like gold or stocks, as its value is heavily dependent on demand, laws, and production. The instructor advises focusing on common calibers, proper storage, and avoiding panic buying to maintain the value of an ammunition stash.

This video showcases a rare Walther 16 gauge double-barrel shotgun manufactured in March 1940. The presenter, a Walther collector, highlights the shotgun's exceptional condition, noting 100% bluing, beautiful wood, and distinctive Walther banner markings. The discussion touches upon its historical context, including potential connections to figures like Himmler and the limited production numbers, emphasizing its extreme collectibility.

This video explains the concept of shotgun gauge, a historical measurement system used to define bore diameter. It clarifies that gauge is an inverse measurement, where a smaller gauge number indicates a larger bore diameter. The video also highlights the 410 bore as an exception, being a caliber measurement rather than a gauge.

This video reviews several new firearm releases and ammunition. It covers Kimber's 2011 Pro pistols with shorter barrels, SK's custom Colt 1911, Century Arms' AP5 SD MP5 clone, Bushmaster's Bravo Zulu AR pistols, and Ruger's updated 77/44 rifle. Ammunition news includes Federal's 16 gauge Black Cloud, Fiocchi's Arkansas Steel waterfowl load, and Barnes' Reserve line. Accessory updates feature Top Gun Mounts' camera mounts and Radiant's unique suppressor system.

This guide details the proper loading and firing technique for the Winchester Model 12 shotgun, as demonstrated by a firearms enthusiast. It covers safe shell insertion, cycling the pump action, acquiring a sight picture, and the firing sequence. The video emphasizes safe firearm handling and proper range setup.

This video provides a visually engaging demonstration of shotgun handling and firing techniques, featuring both break-action and pump-action models. It showcases various shotgun shells and includes tactical shooting drills at an outdoor range, emphasizing proficient firearm manipulation and the use of safety equipment. The content is presented by DROBASHEVICH, identified as a firearms enthusiast with high technical proficiency.

This video showcases a wide array of shotgun rounds, from vintage canned and brass shells to modern paper and experimental 3D printed options. The presenter, demonstrating high authority with a significant collection, highlights rare Soviet-era ammunition and concludes with contemporary plastic rounds. The collection offers insights into the evolution and variety of shotgun shell technology.

This guide details the process of hand-reloading 16-gauge shotgun shells, as demonstrated by an experienced individual. It covers shell preparation, priming, powder charging, wad and slug insertion, and final crimping. The video showcases the use of specialized vintage tools and concludes with a live-fire test of the reloaded ammunition.

This video details a planned modification of a vintage Mossberg 385 bolt-action shotgun into a tactical platform. The presenter, nostalgic for older firearms, intends to shorten the barrel to 18.5 inches, potentially add a red dot sight and accessory rail, and slick up the action. The project aims to create a unique, modernized firearm from a classic design.

This video demonstrates the basic operation of a side-by-side double-barrel shotgun, focusing on ammunition preparation, loading, and firing. The demonstration highlights safe handling practices, including the use of eye and ear protection and maintaining muzzle discipline. It serves as a visual guide for understanding the sequential firing of external hammer shotguns.