Videos tagged with Budget Shotguns

This video provides a guide to the top five budget shotguns, emphasizing value for money. The instructor highlights that used firearms often offer superior bang for your buck, with specific recommendations including used Marocchi, new Turkish over-unders (Yilders, Kofs, ATA), the Beretta AL391, Mossberg Maverick 88, and the Franchi Barrage. An honorable mention is given to Spanish boxlock shotguns like AYA for their exceptional value and reliability.

This video reviews five shotguns under $500, highlighting budget-friendly options for various shooting needs. It covers the Panzer Arms EG240 lever-action, Kel-Tec KS7 pump-action, Tucson TX1 (a Remington 870 clone), Hermox X Defense (a Benelli M4 clone), and the Maverick 88 pump-action. The instructor emphasizes reliability and value for money across these diverse firearm platforms.

This video reviews five budget-friendly shotguns available for under $200, focusing on reliability, ease of use, and value for home defense and range time. The H&R Partner Pump, Maverick 88, GForce Arms GF2P, Savage Stevens 320, and Tokarev TX12 are discussed, highlighting their key features, pros, and cons for budget-conscious buyers.

This video from Survival Gear highlights ten budget-friendly shotguns, all priced under $700, suitable for practical hunters and shooters. The expert instructor provides insights into various models, including their features, reliability, and value, emphasizing practical application and affordability. Key models discussed range from the reliable Remington 870 and versatile Winchester SXP to specialized options like the Mossberg 590 Shockwave.

This video from TGS Outdoors, featuring an experienced presenter, breaks down budget shotgun options into five categories relevant to the UK market. It covers new Turkish imports like Yildiz and ATA SP, undervalued used Japanese over-and-unders such as Miroku and Winchester, opportunistic private sales, classic boxlock side-by-sides, and affordable autoloaders. The guide emphasizes value for money and understanding the trade-offs between new warranties and used quality.

This video provides an expert assessment of Turkish shotguns, concluding they offer significant value but require thorough research due to a mixed reputation for quality control. The instructor highlights specific models like the G-Force Arms GF1 bullpup and Rock Island Armory VRF 40 mag-fed shotgun as excellent budget options, while also cautioning that premium brands like Benelli or Beretta offer superior long-term reliability and durability. The key takeaway is that while many Turkish shotguns are reliable for recreational use and personal defense, buyers should investigate individual models for potential issues.

This video provides an expert comparison of top-tier clay shooting shotguns against more affordable alternatives, drawing on extensive experience. The host, Jonny Carter, details how specific features and performance can be found in lower-priced or used models, offering practical advice for shooters looking for value without sacrificing capability. The analysis covers various brands and models, highlighting key differences and similarities in design and function.

Jon Patton of The Gun Collective reviews new budget shotguns from Escort (Slugger and Slugger Tact) and a 16-gauge CZ-USA Redhead Premier. He also corrects a previous report on the Girsan Regard Gen 4 pistol and highlights the Neomag magnetic magazine carrier system. The episode touches on recent FBI background check numbers and estimated firearm sales, providing context for the current market.

This video provides an in-depth review of Baikal shotguns, highlighting their reputation as robust, reliable, and utilitarian firearms. The speaker, an experienced firearms instructor, discusses the quality of Baikal barrels, the durability of their actions, and the reliability of their trigger mechanisms, despite acknowledging their aesthetic and ergonomic shortcomings. The review also touches upon the higher-end MTS series, contrasting them with the budget-friendly standard models.

This video reviews five types of shotguns from 2019 that the presenter advises against buying, not due to poor quality, but because they don't offer the best value for money. The presenter highlights specific models and features, such as the Rizzini Round Body Deluxe, Beretta 3.5 inch chambered shotguns, non-adjustable stock shotguns like the 88 Super Sport, and guns with basic wood grades, suggesting better alternatives are available for the price.