Videos tagged with British Shotgun

This video compares the cheapest American (Ithaca) and British (John Wilkes) double-barreled shotguns available on the UK market. The Ithaca, despite being an American utilitarian design, is found to be superior in this comparison due to its higher grade, Damascus barrels, and overall craftsmanship, especially considering its undervalued price. The John Wilkes, a classic British boxlock, is noted for its suitability for driven shooting but is hampered by a broken safety and a lower overall build quality in this specific instance.

This video showcases a classic British side-by-side double-barrelled shotgun, highlighting its mechanical lock-up, fine engraving, and performance in clay target shooting. The demonstration emphasizes the shotgun's balance and the shooter's proficiency with its automatic ejectors and reloading capabilities.

This video explores the possibility of acquiring a quality classic British hammer gun without a significant financial outlay. Simon Reinhold from Holts Auctioneers showcases his competition-winning hammer gun, offering viewers insights into affordable options within this niche of firearms collecting. The video aims to demonstrate that desirable vintage shotguns can still be accessible to enthusiasts on a budget.

This video details the meticulous custom shotgun build process at Longthorne Gunmakers, highlighting their innovative single-piece barrel technology machined from a solid billet of EN24T steel. It showcases the selection of premium Turkish walnut, precision CNC machining, and expert gun fitting tailored to individual shooters, culminating in a high-performance sporting shotgun.

This video features an antique 1835 British 12-gauge shotgun with a distinctive birdseye maple stock. The presenter highlights the firearm's historical significance, its percussion action, and unique aesthetic details like the twist in the barrel. It's presented as a collector's item for enthusiasts of historical firearms.

This YouTube video features Jonny taking a close look at a Lang & Hussey Sidelock shotgun, highlighting its exquisite game scene engraving. The video also provides a brief historical overview of the Lang & Hussey firm. Links are provided for channel membership, merchandise, the podcast, and social media platforms, including Jonny's personal Instagram.

This video showcases a pair of 'Cross Over Stocked' guns from Boss & Co, with a promise of a more in-depth review to follow. The presenter expresses gratitude to Holts for providing access to these firearms. Links are provided for more information on the auction, supporting the channel, and various social media platforms including a podcast, Instagram, and Facebook. The video aims to provide a visually appealing introduction to these specific Boss & Co firearms.

This video details the complex re-assembly of a W. Jeffery & Son sidelock British side-by-side shotgun. It covers intricate steps like installing the top lever, safety mechanisms, cocking levers, firing pins, and the trigger group. The process emphasizes precision, the use of specialized tools for spring compression, and traditional techniques such as heat bluing striker discs.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling a Spanish AYA sidelock side-by-side shotgun, presented by gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers the removal of various pins, the action from the stock, and the internal components of the sidelock mechanism, including cocking levers, springs, and sears. The demonstration highlights key differences in design compared to English sidelocks and emphasizes the importance of careful handling of small parts.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to re-assembling a British boxlock side-by-side shotgun, specifically an AYA model, led by gunsmith Jack Rowe. Key stages include installing mainsprings, hammers, cocking levers, sear springs, the safety mechanism, and the trigger plate assembly. The process emphasizes careful alignment of parts, proper lubrication, and the use of specialized tools for tasks like compressing springs and aligning pins. Finally, the action is fitted to the stock, the forend and ejector mechanism are assembled, and a thorough function check ensures the firearm is safe and operational.

This video provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to disassembling a W. Jeffery & Son British boxlock side-by-side shotgun, led by gunsmith Jack Rowe. It covers the removal of barrels, trigger guard, cover plates, action from stock, sears, springs, levers, hammers, mainsprings, and ejector mechanisms. Key techniques for managing spring tension and identifying parts are demonstrated, offering valuable insights for firearm maintenance and repair.

This video demonstrates the process of 'striping' the breech face of a British side-by-side shotgun. The technique is presented as a method to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the firearm. The video features Jack Rowe and Larry Potterfield, founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, working on an older English double shotgun. It highlights a specific gunsmithing technique for classic firearms and directs viewers to the MidwayUSA Video Library for more content.