Videos tagged with Bead Sight

This video details the process of shortening an Ithaca Model 37 12 gauge shotgun for improved handling and aesthetics. The creator "trims" approximately 7.5 inches from the barrel, aiming for a more compact "riot style" firearm. They also document their first successful attempt at threading a barrel for a bead sight. While acknowledging the trimming might not be perfectly clean, they are satisfied with the outcome after applying cold blue. Future modifications, such as adding a metal heat shield, are also mentioned, highlighting a DIY approach to customizing this classic shotgun.

This video discusses whether a bead sight is necessary for shotguns, particularly in the context of hitting clay targets or game. The hosts, Dave and Jonny, share their thoughts based on a past discussion at Lains Shooting School. The video encourages viewer engagement in the comments section and promotes channel membership and merchandise for support. It also provides links to their podcast, Instagram, and Facebook pages.

This review of the Mossberg 590A1 U.S. Service Model, presented by an experienced former Marine, highlights its durability and reliability. The video demonstrates rapid firing, handling of various ammunition types including 3-inch magnums, and accuracy with its bead sight at 15 yards. The speaker emphasizes the practical ergonomics of the tang safety and recommends the shotgun for home defense or service applications.

This video provides a review of the XS Big Dot Tritium sight for Remington 870, 500, and 590 shotguns. It includes shooting footage and a discussion of the sight's pros and cons. The review aims to inform potential buyers about the performance and utility of this aftermarket firearm accessory.