Videos tagged with 32 inch Barrels

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a "stunning" Browning 525 Crown Field shotgun, acquired through part exchange. Key features highlighted include 32-inch barrels, fixed quarter and half chokes, steel shot proofing, iconic Crown engraving, and a Kick-EEZ recoil pad. The video aims to provide viewers with a glimpse of this specific firearm model, with a call to subscribe to their shotgun and airgun channels for more content.

This review of the Browning 825 Pro Sport shotgun highlights its popularity and performance, particularly for sporting clays. The presenter, from Premier Guns, emphasizes its reliability, improved action, and aesthetic appeal, noting it's a machine-made gun considered among the best. Key features discussed include the adjustable comb, Grade 4 Turkish walnut stock, beavertail forend, and Invector DS Pro chokes, with a minor critique on the 2 ¾-inch chambers.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Browning 825 Pro Sport shotgun, celebrating 100 years of Browning firearms. The presenter highlights its features, including an adjustable comb, 32-inch barrels with screw-in chokes, and an adjustable trigger, positioning it as potentially the best production gun Browning has ever made. The design is noted for its modern aesthetic and shootability.

This YouTube Shorts video provides a brief review of the Beretta 695 shotgun, highlighting its aesthetic appeal as the top model in the 690 series. The description emphasizes its Grade 3 oil-finished walnut woodwork, palm swell, left-handed configuration, 32-inch barrels, and deep scroll laser engraved action. It is positioned as an ideal firearm for both game shooting and sporting clays.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Browning B525 Autumn Silver 20 Bore shotgun. The description highlights its premium features, including Grade 4 Turkish walnut, an adjustable pad system, and intricate silver inlays. It's presented as ideal for hunting, particularly for shooting higher pheasants, owing to its 3-inch chamber and 32-inch barrels. The video also includes links to subscribe to related channels and social media, as well as contact information for Premier Guns.

This expert review of the Caesar Guerini Invictus Multisport highlights its capabilities as an all-round clay gun for 2023. The reviewer, demonstrating deep expertise, praises its Invictus action, Ascent-style stock with adjustable comb and Monte Carlo, and the 32-inch barrels with a Damascene finish. The gun is noted for its excellent handling, low recoil, and precise performance across various clay disciplines, making it a top recommendation.

This review of the Beretta 695 shotgun, presented by Premier Guns, highlights its position as a top-tier model within the 690 series. The presenter, demonstrating significant expertise, details the 695's features, its versatility for both game and clay shooting, and its improvements over the 680 series, particularly in balance and feel due to the wider action profile. The review covers specific aesthetic and functional upgrades, including engraving, action finish, and barrel construction, while also noting its discontinuation in the UK market.

This video explores acquiring vintage side-by-side shotguns under £1000, focusing on two specific examples from a sealed bid auction. It highlights how 'undesirable' specs like sleeving or minor stock cracks can significantly reduce value, making them accessible bargains. The instructor emphasizes looking for guns with good core mechanics and potential for restoration or use despite cosmetic flaws.

The Browning B725 Grade 5 Combination is a versatile over/under shotgun offering two distinct barrel sets: 30-inch game barrels and 32-inch sporting barrels. This allows the user to adapt the firearm for different shooting disciplines, from close-range game hunting to longer-range clay shooting. The gun features a Grade 5 Turkish walnut stock, an Inflex 2 recoil pad, and a nitrided action with laser engraving, providing a high-quality finish and customizable balance.

This review of the Miroku Mk60 High Pheasant shotgun highlights its hand-finished Grade 5 American black walnut stock, deep scroll engraving, and 32-inch fixed choke barrels. The gun is presented as a specialized, more aggressive shooting platform compared to the standard Mk60, with a slightly higher stock designed for high pheasant or sporting clays. While praised for its beauty and value, the fixed trigger is noted as a potential drawback for some users.