Videos tagged with Clay Shooting Shotgun

This review from TGS Outdoors provides an expert assessment of the Fabarm Elos N2 RS Sporting shotgun, highlighting its value for sporting clays. The video compares it to the Siren edition, detailing features like Tribore barrels, Hyperbolic Exis HP chokes, and adjustable combs. It emphasizes the gun's shootability, build quality for its price point, and its inclusion in a giveaway at The Great British Shooting Show.

This video reviews the top five best-selling shotguns of 2023 from Premier Guns, focusing on popular models from Beretta, Browning, and Benelli. The presenter highlights key features, value for money, and performance aspects of each shotgun, offering insights for potential buyers interested in sporting and clay shooting firearms. The review emphasizes the Beretta 694 for its improved stock design, the Browning XS Pro for its value package, the Browning 525 Sporter as a solid entry-level option, the Beretta A400 for its aesthetic appeal and sales success, and the Benelli M2 as a reliable and popular semi-automatic choice.

This comprehensive review compares the new and old Benelli M2 Cerakote models, highlighting key differences in recoil pads, stock Comfortech systems, pistol grip checkering, action profiles, bolt handles, bolt releases, barrels, forends, and forend caps. The new M2 features a more durable foam recoil pad, a simplified stock without Comfortech, a more angular action with improved loading access, an extended bolt release for easier operation with gloves, and a redesigned forend with better grip. Both models retain the Crio barrel system and step rib, and benefit from Benelli's 10-year warranty and a durable Cerakote finish.

This YouTube video features Matt Morgan conducting a review of the "Very Rare Browning Heritage Two" shotgun, specifically evaluating its performance on the 525 action. The review covers an overview of the shotgun, details of its sideplate, specifications, and comparisons to a standard Heritage model. Other features and the included Browning Heritage case are also examined. The video concludes with Matt Morgan's final thoughts on the firearm.

This video explores the development and enduring popularity of the Miroku MK38 shotgun. Matt delves into the history of Miroku firearms, highlighting what makes the MK38 a successful and beloved model, particularly in certain regions where it's unavailable in America. The presentation covers the current MK38 range, including specific models like the Grade 5 Sporter and a trap gun with an adjustable comb, and discusses the availability of left-handed versions and adjustable stocks. The video offers an in-depth look at the MK38's lineage and design.