Videos tagged with Combination Gun

This review showcases the Blaser BBF 95 combination gun, demonstrating its dual rifle and shotgun capabilities. The video highlights the loading procedure for both barrels and features a live-fire segment emphasizing the rifle's accuracy on steel targets. Ammunition used includes Fiocchi 12 gauge buckshot.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Finnish Valmet 222/12 gauge combination gun. It showcases the firearm's break-action over/under design, demonstrating the loading of both a .222 Remington rifle cartridge and a 12-gauge shotgun shell. A live-fire demonstration highlights the versatility of switching between the rifle and shotgun barrels.

This YouTube video focuses on the Valmet 212 and 412, two Finnish-made combination guns. The title and description highlight these specific firearm models, suggesting a review or informational segment about their features and origins. As combination guns, they typically incorporate both shotgun and rifle barrels, offering versatility for different shooting applications.

This video showcases the Antonio Zoli 222 12 gauge Combination Gun, highlighting its dual rifle (.222 Remington) and shotgun (12 gauge) capabilities. The speaker acquired two units for $675 each, demonstrating the firearm's versatility by shooting an apple off a post. Visuals include close-ups of the receiver engraving and barrel markings.

This video reviews a unique survival rifle capable of firing both .22 LR and shotgun rounds from separate barrels. It demonstrates the break-action loading process, including the convenient stock-mounted ammo storage. The live-fire segment showcases the distinct recoil and muzzle blast of each caliber, followed by manual extraction of spent casings.

This video showcases a rare Pre-WW2 Walther "Drilling" shotgun/rifle combination gun manufactured in 1927. It highlights a unique firearm with both shotgun and rifle functionalities, offering a glimpse into historical firearms craftsmanship. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon for early access and raffles, and their "Flak & Fubar" podcast.

This video reviews a Finnish-made Valmet combination gun, featuring both a 12 gauge shotgun barrel and a .222 Remington rifle barrel. The firearm is equipped with double triggers, allowing for independent firing of each barrel. The reviewer acquired this versatile hunting tool for $560.

This video showcases the Tikka M07 Combination Gun, featuring both a 12 gauge shotgun and a .222 Remington rifle barrel. The demonstration includes loading the firearm with both ammunition types, live-fire sequences engaging a clay pigeon and a ground target, and a clear display of the break-action mechanism and cocking lever. The shooter exhibits safe handling and proficiency, highlighting the versatility of this Finnish firearm for hunting and sport shooting.

This short demonstrates the Tikka M07 Combination Gun's dual-caliber capability by firing a .222 Remington round at an orange. The video highlights the firearm's break-action over/under configuration, chambering both a 12 Gauge shotgun shell and a .222 cartridge. The .222 round successfully detonates the orange, showcasing the rifle barrel's effectiveness.

This FTV episode from Rock Island Auctions features Brownells gun techs Keith Ford and Steve Ostrem examining a rare Westley Richards Combination Gun. This unique firearm, likely a custom order from the 1920s or '30s, combines two .410 bore shotgun barrels with a .22 LR rifle barrel on top, complete with a leaf sight regulated out to 150 yards. The video highlights the craftsmanship of Westley Richards, a storied English gunmaker known for "best quality" firearms since 1812, and draws a parallel to German "Drillings."

This video showcases a rare Pre-WWI custom combination gun by Georg Knaak, featuring a Mauser 98 action paired with a unique side-pivoting shotgun barrel. The intricate design includes a dual trigger system, a textured barrel to reduce glare, and a hidden patch box. Markings indicate it's an 8mm rifle and likely a 16 gauge shotgun, proofed before 1913.

The Crossfire MkI is a unique combination firearm featuring a 12-gauge shotgun barrel over a 5.56mm rifle barrel, designed to circumvent the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban. Despite its innovative concept, it suffered from poor ergonomics, a high MSRP of $1,895, and a complex design, including a unique buttstock magazine and muzzle-mounted slide release. The firearm's manual explicitly warned against user disassembly, highlighting its significant mechanical and practical flaws, ultimately deeming it a historical curiosity rather than a functional weapon.