Videos tagged with Beretta 391

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.

This in-depth review of the Beretta A303 Supersport highlights its significance as the first Beretta semi-auto offered in long barrel variants, making it exceptionally popular with clay shooters. The video details its introduction in 1987, its success against over-and-under shotguns in the UK market, and its key features like ported barrels for reduced muzzle flip and mobile multi-chokes. The reviewer emphasizes its reliability and enduring appeal, suggesting it remains a superior choice over many modern Turkish semi-autos.

This video features a review and shooting experience of the Browning B-80 12 gauge shotgun. The host highlights its historical significance, noting it was manufactured by Beretta for Browning from 1981 to 1987. The description emphasizes the shotgun's heavier build compared to later models like the Beretta 390 and 391, which is beneficial for shooting heavy hunting loads for waterfowl and other game. The host expresses personal enjoyment and long-term satisfaction with the B-80 for hunting purposes, reinforcing its reputation as a great shotgun.