Videos tagged with Citadel Shotgun

This YouTube Shorts video features the Citadel Boss 25 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The creator expresses dissatisfaction with the firearm, specifically highlighting its punishing recoil. The short format suggests a quick overview or a direct statement of intent to sell the gun due to its performance.

This video tests the ballistic resistance of a Pittsburgh 1.25 lb hatchet against various calibers. While it stops birdshot, .22 LR, and 9mm, a .223 Remington penetrates halfway, and a .308 Winchester completely passes through the head. The hatchet is not bulletproof against rifle rounds.

This video features a review of the Citadel Shotgun, with the title and description indicating a focus on firearms and shotgun analysis. The mention of "Russian Reviews" suggests a particular perspective or origin for the content. The inclusion of hashtags like #shotgun and #turkishshotgun further refines the subject matter.

This review examines the Citadel Semi-Auto Shotgun, acquired for an exceptionally low price of $110. Despite initial skepticism due to the cost, the shotgun demonstrated impressive reliability, successfully cycling both birdshot and 12-gauge slugs without jamming, even under heavy use. While a minor cosmetic piece detached from the charging handle, the core functionality remained intact, proving it to be a capable and affordable option.

This video provides a first look and range review of the Citadel Bosshog ATAC 12 Gauge shotgun. The reviewer aims to determine if this budget-friendly semi-automatic shotgun offers good value, questioning if it's a "trash or treasure" find. The description emphasizes safe, private range operation and disclaims any affiliation with manufacturers or retailers, focusing purely on the evaluation of the firearm itself.

GHG Hussle's 'Cop or Drop' series features subscriber-submitted firearms, including a Western-style revolver, Draco pistol, modified Glocks, AR pistols, a Kriss Vector, Glock 22, FN 5.7, and a Citadel shotgun. The reviews cover aesthetics, modifications like compensators and red dots, and practical considerations like shooting in snow or at night. Safety warnings are given regarding trigger discipline and night shooting.