Videos tagged with Beavertail Forend

This YouTube Short provides a concise review of the Caesar Guerini Summit Impact shotgun. It highlights key features such as an adjustable high rib, Monte Carlo stock, adjustable comb, and Caesar Guerini's signature recoil pad. The description also mentions a beavertail forend, a black action with gold inlay, and extended chokes, offering a glimpse into the craftsmanship and potential performance of this firearm for clay shooting and other shooting sports.

This YouTube video is a review of the Perazzi High-Tech S shotgun. It highlights the shotgun's features, including its black action with blue inlay, adjustable comb, right-handed palm swell, tapered top rib, fixed choke configuration (3/8 and 5/8), and oil-finished beavertail forend. The video also includes calls to action for subscribing to their shotgun and airgun channels, connecting on social media, and contact information for Premier Guns.

This YouTube Short showcases the Browning IWA Special, a re-release of the classic Sporter One shotgun. The video highlights its distinctive old-style engraving, beavertail forend, adjustable comb, Invector Plus flush chokes, and included ABS case. It's presented by Premier Guns, who encourage viewers to subscribe to their Shotgun and Air Gun channels and connect via social media and direct contact information provided.

This short video provides a review of the Beretta DT11 L Grade 3 Wood shotgun, highlighting several customisations made by Premier Guns staff member George. The review details an adjustable comb, a 28mm MicroCore pad, a beavertail forend for improved handling, and the replacement of Optima HP chokes with flush-fitting Teague chokes. The video aims to showcase how these modifications enhance comfort and performance for the user.

This YouTube Short from Premier Guns showcases the Browning Pro Master, a competition shotgun. The video highlights its key features, including an adjustable comb Monte Carlo stock, the 725 action, Invector DS choke system, and a beavertail forend, all designed for competitive shooting. It also includes calls to action for subscribing to their shotgun and airgun channels, and links to their social media and contact information.

This review of the Beretta 486 Parallelo highlights two stock configurations: a traditional straight hand/splinter forend and a more modern pistol grip/beavertail forend. The straight stock offers a livelier, more instinctive feel, while the pistol grip provides greater control. The new 'deep scroll' laser engraving is praised for its quality and modern aesthetic, surpassing previous attempts to mimic hand engraving. The shotgun features a trigger plate action, 3-inch chambers, and 30-inch barrels, with a price point around £5,000.