Videos tagged with Bolt Action Shotgun

The Winchester Liberator shotgun, introduced by Ian McCollum, was designed as a cheap, mass-produced weapon for counter-insurgency, akin to the WWII Liberator pistol. It features a four-barrel cluster, a collapsing wire stock, and a sequential rotating firing mechanism. While simple in concept, its construction using castings and a large latch raises questions about the lockup strength for high-pressure ammunition.

This review covers the Mossberg 173 bolt-action .410 shotgun, highlighting its suitability for hunting. The demonstration showcases its reliable bolt action and effectiveness in hitting clay pigeons. Key specifications include a 24-inch barrel and a 1-round capacity, typical for a single-shot vintage firearm.

This YouTube video, titled 'A Tactical Bolt Action Shotgun?', explores the concept of a bolt-action shotgun designed with tactical applications in mind. While specific models or manufacturers are not detailed in the provided information, the title suggests a focus on the potential features, usability, and role of such a firearm in tactical scenarios. The content likely delves into the design aspects that differentiate it from traditional hunting shotguns and discusses its suitability for defense or specialized use. The video aims to pique the interest of firearm enthusiasts by examining an unconventional but potentially effective firearm concept.

This video demonstrates the operation of a vintage bolt-action shotgun, focusing on its loading procedure and live-fire cycling. It highlights the use of Federal Field & Target 12-gauge ammunition and showcases the manual bolt manipulation and shell ejection in slow motion. The demonstration emphasizes safe handling and efficient operation of this classic firearm type.

The Ljutic Space Gun is a unique 12-gauge bolt-action shotgun designed by Al Ljutic, known for its innovative straight-line stock and pistol grip to mitigate recoil. It features a manual action with a heavy striker spring and a counter-recoil mechanism. Only about 200 were made, with Ljutic later finding greater success with his Mono Gun.

This video showcases a 70-year-old Mossberg 185D bolt-action shotgun, specifically a 20 gauge model. The content creator is seen having fun with the vintage firearm, running both target load ammunition and slugs through it. The video description includes disclaimers about safety and private property use, along with affiliate links for ear protection and an Amazon storefront. The creator also promotes a YouTube channel membership.

This video provides a full review of the Verney Carron Veloce, a 12-gauge lever-release bolt-action shotgun designed for fast follow-up shots, particularly for hunting. The reviewer encountered a significant issue where heavy loads caused the forend to crack, prematurely ending the review. Despite this defect, the video offers insights into the shotgun's design and intended use, highlighting a potential durability concern with certain ammunition.

This review covers the Revelation 330A, a .410 gauge bolt-action shotgun originally sold by Western Auto and manufactured by Mossberg. Despite its budget-friendly nature and utilitarian design, the shotgun proves reliable and effective for small game hunting and varmint control. It's presented as a good starter firearm for youth due to its low recoil and simple operation.

This video explores a unique "bolt action side by side shotgun" from Rigby, highlighting it as a piece of gunmaking history. Hosted by Jonny and presented in partnership with Holts Auctioneers, the short film offers a glimpse into this unusual firearm. The description includes a link for more details on the auction and encourages viewers to support the channel through their website, while also promoting Jonny's Instagram and the channel's podcast and social media presence. The content promises more firearms-related videos for subscribers.

This review of the Dickinson T1000 straight-pull tactical shotgun highlights its reliable manual action, suitable for jurisdictions with strict semi-auto/pump-action regulations like Australia. The reviewer, Ozzie, demonstrates its performance with various loads and at different distances, noting its budget-friendly Turkish manufacturing and a retail price around $850 AUD. While acknowledging some plastic components and minor sight issues, the overall assessment points to a smooth-operating and dependable firearm for its price point.

This video tests the effectiveness of .410 shotgun shells for self-defense using a Mossberg 183T bolt-action. Various loads, including Winchester AA, Remington Express, and Federal Premium Personal Defense, were tested at close range against different targets like iron silhouettes, milk jugs, and frozen milk jugs. The .410 demonstrated surprising effectiveness, particularly at short distances, making it a viable option for personal protection.