Videos tagged with 16 Gauge Shotgun

This comprehensive guide details the extensive gunsmithing required to restore a heavily corroded Marlin Model 30G 16-gauge shotgun. It covers advanced techniques for rust removal, metal repair, spring fabrication, wood stock repair, and reassembly, emphasizing the challenges and specialized skills needed for such a project. The process highlights the difference between desirable patina and destructive rust, and the commitment required for a full restoration.

This video reviews 25 'criminally underrated' shotguns, covering a wide range of types including semi-automatic, pump-action, over-under, and revolvers. It highlights specific models like the American Tactical Milsport 410, Laser Arms XR410, Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I, Remington Model 870, and various Taurus Judge variants, detailing their features, calibers, price points, and intended applications from home defense to hunting and competition. The presenter emphasizes unique aspects such as gas systems, recoil reduction, capacity, and material construction.

This episode of "The Gun Cranks" features editors Brent Wheat and Tom McAle, alongside Roy Huntington, discussing various firearms and industry trends. They celebrate reaching two million channel views and over 100,000 subscribers, highlighting the importance of audience engagement. The discussion includes a reader's query about double-stack 1911s and 2011s, with the editors explaining their editorial approach. They also cover specific firearms like the Mossberg 190D 16-gauge shotgun, a miniature AR-15 (Goat 15), a modern Browning High Power variant (EAA MCP 35 P LW Ops), the new blued Colt Python, and a Thompson Center SSK with a .22LR barrel. The episode emphasizes the importance of having fun with firearms and encouraging new shooters.

This entry details the construction of several improvised firearms from Croatia, including a pistol made from a Zastava 750 steering column, a modified Lee-Enfield 'Obrez', a Yugo M56-based shotgun, and a Yugo M70 hybrid rifle. The insights come from Ian McCollum's expert analysis at the Sisak Municipal Museum, highlighting resourceful wartime manufacturing.

This video provides an in-depth review of numerous firearms available at the Halt sealed bid auction in July 2023. The presenter, an experienced firearms enthusiast, examines a wide range of shotguns, including antique hammer guns, modern over-and-unders, and various gauge firearms. He discusses their condition, historical significance, potential value, and suitability for different shooting applications, offering insights into the nuances of the firearms market and the appeal of collecting and restoring firearms.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Browning A5 Wicked Wing, a modern semi-automatic shotgun. It highlights the firearm's historical lineage tracing back to John Moses Browning's original Auto 5 design, while emphasizing its contemporary features. The review details the gun's Kinematic Drive system, its aesthetic elements like the Wicked Wing treatment, and its performance characteristics, particularly in the 16 gauge chambering.

This video provides an in-depth look at the legendary Parker shotgun, covering its history, manufacturing, various grades, and specific models. It highlights the craftsmanship and customization options available, discussing the differences between models like the Trojan and Invincible, and the significance of frame sizes and gauge designations. The discussion also touches on the challenges of preserving these classic firearms and their enduring appeal to collectors and shooters alike.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Browning A5 Sweet 16 in 16 gauge. The presenter highlights its lightweight design, smooth action, and excellent trigger. Performance is assessed through pattern testing at 20 yards with an improved cylinder choke and shooting steel targets and clays, noting surprisingly light recoil.

This video details the history and significance of the Remington Auto-Loading Shotgun, also known as the Browning Auto-5. It highlights John Moses Browning's groundbreaking design, its production challenges, and its commercial success as the first American-made semi-automatic shotgun. The evolution to the Remington Model 11 and its impact on firearms technology are also discussed.

This episode of SHOT Show New Product Premiere covers a range of new firearms and ammunition. Key introductions include the Smith & Wesson CSX micro-compact pistol, Federal's new 30 Super Carry cartridge, and updated rifle platforms from Smith & Wesson's Volunteer XV series. Ammunition highlights include Black Hills Ammunition's Honey Badger 10mm and updated Hornady CX bullets, while Lockdown introduces a new vault wall organization system. Browning showcases a waterfowl-focused 16-gauge A5, Winchester updates its Blindside waterfowl load, and Daniel Defense unveils new R3 rifle variants and the Delta 5 bolt-action rifle.

This video showcases several exceptional firearms, focusing on their historical significance, craftsmanship, and unique features. It highlights Damascus barrels, intricate engraving, and historical action designs from makers like Wesley Richards, Augustus Francotte, and Alfred Bittorf. The content emphasizes the artistry and collectible value of these pieces, with discussions on auction results and future sales.

Jon Patton of The Gun Collective shares his favorite shotguns, highlighting the Beretta A400 Extreme for its advanced recoil system and the Remington 870 Marine Magnum for its corrosion resistance and versatility. He also discusses the Beretta 1301 Comp for its competition-ready features and an Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight with sentimental value.