Videos tagged with Cylinder Bore

The Iron Horse Sentry 12 is a 12 Gauge, magazine-fed, pump-action tactical shotgun featuring AR-style controls and a polymer lower with an aluminum upper. Testing showed good buckshot patterns at 10 yards and acceptable slug accuracy at 50 yards, with minor reliability issues attributed to ammunition. Field stripping is straightforward, involving removal of a barrel nut and a single takedown pin.

This video tests the effectiveness of specialized duckbill and diverter chokes against a standard cylinder bore for shooting moving targets. Using a crossing dog drill with seltzer bottles, the test demonstrates that these chokes can create a wider horizontal pellet spread, leading to more centered hits. While the sample size is small, the specialized chokes appear to offer a measurable advantage for reactive shooting scenarios.

This video provides an expert-level overview of World War I trench guns, focusing on the Winchester 1897 and Stevens 520-30. It details historical context, tactical advantages like slam firing, and key identification features for military-marked models. The guide emphasizes crucial safety checks for older firearms and discusses market value differences between trench and sporting variants.

This video compares a 20 gauge shotgun against a .410 bore shotgun in a range test. The 20 gauge demonstrated significantly more power and penetration, especially at 10 yards, while the .410 offered virtually no felt recoil. Both were effective at close range, but the 20 gauge proved superior for applications requiring more energy and range.