Videos tagged with Break Action Shotgun

Dustin from Guns of the West provides an expert-level comparison of the Heritage Badlander and Coachwhip shotguns. He details key differences in hammer design (internal vs. external), metal finishes (matte black vs. color case hardened), stock aesthetics, and action mechanics. Both models are presented as suitable for traditional shooting applications, with specific attention paid to their cylinder bore configurations and gauge/barrel length options.

This video demonstrates how to use a 12-gauge caliber adapter to fire 9mm ammunition from a 12-gauge shotgun. The adapter allows for the use of different calibers in a single firearm, offering a novel shooting experience. However, the presenter notes significant drawbacks, including potential extraction problems and poor accuracy.

This video showcases a young NRA member's positive experience with firearms, highlighting basic handling of a break-action shotgun. It demonstrates opening the action, interacting with shells, and the sensory experience of gunpowder residue. The content emphasizes safe engagement and a nostalgic appreciation for shooting.

This guide details a solo shooting drill using the Caldwell Claycopter Launcher and a Balikli Blue Label over-under shotgun. It covers setting up the launcher, loading discs, adjusting power, safely operating the shotgun, and executing the drill of launching and shooting targets. The host, a firearms enthusiast and gear reviewer, highlights the fun factor of the launcher and the performance of the shotgun, while also noting the challenge of performing this drill solo.

This YouTube video appears to be a review or demonstration of a "good and cheap 2-in-1 shotgun." The title suggests a focus on affordability and versatility, likely showcasing a firearm that can be used for multiple purposes or has adaptable features. Given the title's direct mention of a shotgun and its economical appeal, the content is expected to appeal to budget-conscious firearm enthusiasts looking for practical options.

This video reviews the Charles Daily Honcho Triple Threat, a unique 12-gauge shotgun featuring three barrels. The presenter highlights its versatility for hunting and home defense, noting its ability to fire different loads sequentially and its relatively light weight. The review covers its mechanical operation, choke types, and available calibers.

This video provides a close-up look at the Chiappa Triple Threat shotgun, highlighting its distinctive three-barrel configuration and break-action mechanism. The presenter showcases the firearm's construction, including the three individual chambers and muzzles, offering a detailed visual examination of this unusual shotgun.

This expert guide details the Harrington & Richardson Handy-Gun, a smoothbore pistol derived from a shotgun and introduced in 1924. It covers the firearm's design, operation, and its definitive demise due to the 1934 National Firearms Act, which classified such weapons as 'Any Other Weapons.' The NFA's impact on short-barreled shotguns and smoothbore pistols is thoroughly explained.

This video by Naaming Kotchanok provides a comprehensive overview of three main types of shotguns: pump-action, semi-automatic, and break-action. It details their operational mechanisms, advantages, disadvantages, and ideal use cases, guiding viewers on how to select a shotgun that best suits their individual needs and intended applications.

This video demonstrates five distinct methods for loading a shotgun. It covers traditional tube feeding, breech loading for break-action models, direct chamber loading, and magazine feeding. The instructor highlights the Geforce Arms F5 and the Hammer 12, emphasizing practical techniques for various shotgun types.

This review covers the New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner SB1, a budget-friendly .410 bore single-shot shotgun. The presenter highlights its utilitarian design, noting the birch wood stock and case-hardened bluing. Key specifications include a 3-inch chamber and a full choke.

This video compares the SPM-12 Coach Gun with double triggers against the Stoeger Coach Gun with a single trigger. The presenter learns crucial operational details about the double-trigger system, including the correct method for firing each barrel and the importance of fully breaking open the action for shell extraction. Initial attempts with the double triggers led to accidental simultaneous firing, highlighting a learning curve.