Videos tagged with Adjustable Comb

This video features competitive shooter Anthony Matarese Jr. discussing the practical aspects of shotgun selection for sporting clays, emphasizing what truly matters versus marketing hype. He highlights the importance of a proper fit, including recoil pad function for length of pull adjustment and the benefits of an adjustable comb. Matarese also touches on the subjective but impactful nature of palm swells, the nuances of barrel length and rib design for optimal sight picture, and a proficiency-based approach to choke selection. The discussion underscores that while high-end features can refine performance for advanced shooters, fundamental gun fit and shooter skill are paramount.

The TriStar Arms KR-22 is a blowback-operated semi-automatic rimfire rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. It is presented as a versatile firearm suitable for plinking and hunting, particularly for squirrels, due to its lightweight design and features like a threaded barrel for suppressors and an adjustable comb for optic mounting. The rifle comes with iron sights and is compatible with 10/22 pattern magazines.

John Parker, Editor-in-Chief of Shooting Sports USA, provides a first look at the TriStar Arms KR22 Rimfire Carbine. This new offering from TriStar Arms, known for shotguns and pistols, enters the rimfire market with an MSRP of $289. The KR22 boasts features like a threaded barrel, ambidextrous bolt handle, adjustable comb, and compatibility with 10/22 magazines, making it a value-oriented option.

This expert overview from John Parker, Editor-in-Chief of Shooting Sports USA, details the Fabarm Infinite RS Sporting. It highlights the shotgun's suitability for competition, focusing on its 12-gauge caliber, 32-inch Tribore barrels with an adjustable rib, durable four-lug CNC machined action, and premium Turkish walnut stock with an adjustable comb. The MSRP is noted as $6,175.

This review of the Tristar Arms KR22, presented by John Parker, Editor-in-Chief of Shooting Sports USA, details its key features. The rifle boasts a threaded barrel, adjustable comb, and 10/22 magazine compatibility, all at a competitive MSRP of $289. Parker's assessment highlights the firearm's ergonomics and functional design, positioning it as a notable entry in the rimfire market.

This video reviews 17 newly announced firearms, highlighting innovative features and practical applications. Key releases include the ultra-reliable Sacko ARG50GP for extreme conditions, the historically significant CMP M1 Garand, and the budget-friendly Smith & Wesson M&P22X for training. The Smith & Wesson Model 940 J-frame revolver at number seven generated significant buzz for its return after 27 years, its 9mm Luger chambering, and the elimination of the internal lock, making it economically viable for practice. The CZ 600 series is showcased with its modular Alpha model at number one, offering interchangeable barrels and a lifetime warranty at an accessible price point.

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of three modern Fabarm side-by-side shotguns: the Auto Elite, Classics Grade 4, and Infinite RS. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, highlights their distinct features, shooting characteristics, and suitability for various applications like game shooting and clay competitions. Key technical aspects discussed include the robust four-lug lockup action, tribore barrels, steel shot compatibility, and ergonomic designs.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of three Caesar Guerini Invictus 1 shotgun variants (Sporter, Multisport, Ascent) for sporting clays. It delves into how differences in rib height, stock configuration, and balance affect sight picture, handling, and recoil management. The instructor emphasizes that personal fit and visual perception are crucial, concluding that while the Sporter is a classic all-rounder, the Multisport captured his preference due to its hybrid design and comfortable stock.

This video explores viewer preferences for lever-action rifle calibers, showcasing a specific Rossi R95 build chambered in .30-30 WIN. The description details the rifle's modifications, including a Midwest rail, blast can, adjustable comb, sling, and vertical grip. The creator also poses a question about the best caliber for self-defense and links to a separate video comparing top self-defense calibers. Thanks are given to Guns.com for providing the firearm.

This comprehensive review compares the Beretta 688 Laminate and Browning 525 Black Laminate sporting shotguns. It details differences in stock aesthetics, adjustable comb mechanisms, barrel features like rib design and bore diameter, choke systems, and overall weight. The video highlights the Beretta's palm swell and Victoria version availability, while noting the Browning's tramline rib and fiber optic bead. Both are presented as reliable, high-performance sporting shotguns.

This YouTube Short showcases the Browning Sporter 1 Shotgun, highlighting its engraved action and desirable features such as the Inflex 2 pad, adjustable comb, and Invector Plus chokes. The video emphasizes its limited availability and positions it as a perfect choice for shotgun enthusiasts. It also promotes the Premier Guns YouTube channel for further insights and tips.

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.