Videos tagged with Coach Gun

This video reviews three shotguns: the budget-friendly Ermox X-Pro B12, the SPM-12 Coach Gun, and the high-end Charles Daly Honcho Triple Threat. The reviewer, TheFirearmGuy, provides insights into their functionality, price points, and handling characteristics, highlighting value-to-performance ratios based on hands-on range testing.

This video showcases a Point-of-View (POV) firing demonstration of a Double Barrel Shotgun, specifically identified as an Interarms Rossi Overland in 12 Gauge. The "Coach Gun" designation suggests a classic, often shorter-barreled double-barrel configuration, likely emphasizing its historical or utility aspects.

This video showcases a Stoeger Coach Gun, a 12 Gauge side-by-side shotgun with external hammers. The demonstration includes loading Federal shells, firing two shots rapidly at a silhouette target, and manually extracting spent casings. The shooter exhibits safe handling and efficient operation, indicating an enthusiast or demonstrator level of expertise.

The Yankee Marshal discusses the practical utility of short-barreled shotguns (SBS), concluding that while they are often desired for their 'cool' factor and movie appearances like Mad Max, their practical applications are limited. He acknowledges their potential for close-quarters defense, home defense, and as truck guns, but notes that other firearms might perform these roles more effectively without the significant recoil and noise associated with SBS.

This video details a gun show acquisition of a Jing AM Arms SPM 12 double-barrel coach gun. The presenter highlights its external 'rabbit ear' hammers, allowing for sequential or simultaneous firing of the 12-gauge barrels. The review covers the shotgun's condition, cosmetic flaws, and the unique firing technique required for dual-barrel discharge, acquired for $300.

This short video explains the historical origin of the term 'riding shotgun,' linking it to the practice of carrying a side-by-side shotgun for stagecoach security. The presenter clarifies that their desire for this type of firearm stems from childhood exposure to Western movies, not political motivations.

D'Boss Firearms hosts a New Year's auction live stream, showcasing a diverse inventory of firearms ranging from vintage Mausers and lever-action rifles to modern handguns and AR-style platforms. The presenters discuss specific models, calibers, and features, while navigating YouTube's content restrictions by directing viewers to their campsite link for the full auction catalog. The stream also includes Q&A sessions covering firearm recommendations, legalities, and general firearms enthusiasm.

This guide details the process of loading, firing, and unloading a double-barrel coach gun, as demonstrated by an instructor with high authority. It covers safe handling practices, including opening the action, chambering ammunition, cocking external hammers, firing both barrels, and manually ejecting spent casings. The demonstration emphasizes proper technique and safety protocols for this classic firearm type.

This video from Hickok45 explores the often-used term 'Fudd' within the firearms community. Hickok45, a highly respected voice, argues against the exclusionary nature of this label, advocating for a broader appreciation of all types of firearms, from traditional double-barrel shotguns to modern polymer pistols. He encourages viewers to enjoy their chosen firearms without succumbing to online judgment.

This guide details the firing and reloading technique for the Stoeger Coach Gun, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It covers loading, firing both barrels for rapid target engagement, and the subsequent reload process. The video emphasizes the practical utility of the double-barrel design for quickly addressing multiple threats or targets.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Heritage Badlander side-by-side shotgun. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, highlights its short 18.5-inch barrels, attractive dark walnut stock with checkering, and matte finish. He notes it's a hammerless design with a sliding safety and dual triggers, suitable for 2.75 and 3-inch shells. While appreciating its aesthetics and compact nature, he mentions a slightly stiff action that will likely break in with use and a length of pull that might feel short for taller individuals.

This video demonstrates the fundamental operation of a coach gun, including loading, firing both barrels, and clearing spent shells. The experienced shooter showcases safe muzzle discipline and efficient reloading techniques, highlighting the practical application of this classic firearm at an outdoor range.