Videos tagged with 3-inch Shells

This video compares the Benelli M4 autoloader and the Mossberg 590R pump-action shotgun for home defense. Both firearms are presented as substantially similar in capacity and ability to fire 3-inch shells. A brief shooting demonstration with slugs is conducted, with the presenter noting they were slightly faster with the Benelli M4.

This review of the Kalashnikov USA RS12 12-gauge shotgun highlights its performance with 3-inch Federal Speed Shock shells. The presenter notes that while the shotgun runs reliably, loading magazines requires the bolt to be locked back. The recoil is described as significant, particularly with the hotter loads, and a minor issue with the dust cover is mentioned.

The KelTec KSG410 is an American-manufactured bullpup pump-action shotgun chambered in .410 bore. It features downward ejection, making it suitable for both left and right-handed shooters, and a 3-inch chamber compatible with a wide variety of loads. Its bullpup design allows for a compact overall length of just over 26 inches with an 18.5-inch barrel, and it includes a fiber optic sight and MLOK slots for accessories. The KSG410 is presented as a lightweight option for home defense and general shooting enjoyment.

This YouTube video focuses on the Taurus Judge revolver, specifically addressing a critical safety and functional concern: why 3-inch ammunition should NOT be used in the firearm. The content aims to educate viewers on the limitations and proper ammunition selection for this popular handgun, preventing potential damage or malfunctions.

This video addresses the use of a Typhoon 12 gauge shotgun for squirrel hunting, explaining its suitability as a versatile firearm for both home defense and hunting. The speaker details the shotgun's features, including its magazine-fed operation, red dot sight, and camouflage pattern. Specifics on ammunition, chokes, and legal hunting restrictions in Missouri are also provided, highlighting the shotgun's effectiveness for small game.

The KFI/Silah Impala Plus is a semi-automatic shotgun imported by KFI Firearms, utilizing a modern recoil operation system. It is chambered for 3-inch 12 gauge shells and offers a wide array of configurations, including barrel lengths from 24 to 32 inches and stock options like standard field or Monte Carlo combs. Available in various finishes, including popular camouflage patterns, it is presented as a versatile workhorse for hunters.

This review of the Mossberg 590S Shockwave highlights its 'Triple Threat' capability to chamber a variety of shell lengths, from 1.75-inch mini shells to 3-inch shells. The presenter tests multiple ammunition types, noting performance, recoil, and cycling reliability. The firearm is praised for its versatility in home defense scenarios, particularly with the reduced recoil of mini shells, though some sticking was observed with certain Federal loads.

This video documents the third part of an endurance test for the Rock Island All Gen 12 shotgun. The presenter encounters significant feeding issues throughout the test, particularly with the lifter and extractor mechanisms. Despite trying various types of 12-gauge ammunition, including bird shot and buck shot in both low and high brass configurations, the shotgun consistently fails to feed rounds reliably into the chamber. The presenter concludes that due to these persistent feeding problems, the shotgun cannot be recommended for any practical purpose, such as hunting or self-defense, and the test is terminated.

The Guns & Ammo Shotgun of the Year award for 2019 was presented to the TriStar Viper G2 in 410 bore, specifically the bronze variant. This semi-automatic shotgun was recognized for its handy size, light weight, and ability to cycle both 2.5-inch and 3-inch shells. The 3-inch shell capability significantly extends the effective range of the 410 bore. The Viper G2 platform has also led to the development of various models, including synthetic, youth, and turkey configurations, driven by high demand.

This video discusses a "Top Guns" segment focusing on an "End of Days/SHTF Loadout." The host selects one rifle, one handgun, and one shotgun for this scenario. The selections prioritize reliability, versatility, and personal proficiency. The rifle chosen is a 20-inch barrel 5.56 AR-15 (Project TF), valued for its light weight with iron sights and adaptability for optics and bipods. The handgun is the HK45, favored for its ergonomics, ease of control, and the addition of a SilencerCo Osprey 45 for suppressed operation. The shotgun is a Remington 870 Marine Magnum chambered for 3-inch 12 gauge shells, highlighting its legendary reliability and versatility.