Videos tagged with Detachable Magazine Shotgun

This video reviews Mossberg's new 590R and 590RM shotguns, highlighting their AR-like design elements, particularly the ambidextrous rotary safety selector. While the safety is easy to disengage, the reviewer finds it less intuitive and natural to re-engage compared to traditional shotgun safeties or AR-15 safeties, requiring a grip adjustment.

This "Gun Of The Week" episode features an in-depth look at the Tokarev TT 12, an AR-style, semi-automatic 12-gauge shotgun. The video highlights its gas-operated system, AR-15 inspired controls and layout (including bilateral levers, straight-line bore axis, and flattop receiver with a Picatinny rail), and detachable box magazines (5 and 10-round). While mechanically distinct from the AR-15, it shares similar ergonomics. The review covers its 18.5" barrel, compatibility with 3" shells, included chokes, M-Lok slots, QD sockets, and flip-up sights. The video also addresses practical aspects like gas venting and cleaning complexity, with positive remarks on its range performance and ease of use.

This video from Survival Gear provides an expert review of top high-capacity shotguns for 2024, covering models like the Standard Manufacturing DP-12, KelTec KSG 25, and IWI Tavor TS12. The presenter, demonstrating high authority, details features such as bullpup designs, detachable magazines, and varying capacities up to 24+1 rounds, highlighting their utility for home defense and range use.

This review of the Mossberg 590M focuses on its detachable magazine system, comparing it to traditional tube-fed shotguns. The reviewer highlights the ease of magazine insertion and removal, while also discussing potential reliability issues encountered during rapid firing and the overall philosophy of use for such a platform. The video emphasizes that upgrading is often unnecessary and that practice is key to improving shooting skills.

The Remington 870 DM is a modernized version of the classic 870 pump-action shotgun, featuring a detachable magazine system. This design aims to improve reload speed and versatility for defensive and competition use, while retaining many interchangeable parts with traditional 870 models. The DM's weight distribution is centered beneath the action, offering a slightly different handling feel compared to tubular magazine variants.

This video reviews the Mossberg 590M, highlighting its innovative detachable box magazine system which is compatible with 5, 10, 15, and 20-round capacities. The reviewer notes the shotgun's smooth action, interchangeable parts with standard 590 models, and its suitability for home defense. While generally reliable, performance was observed to be better with higher-brass ammunition, with some initial feed issues noted on cheaper shells that improved with break-in.

This review introduces the Mossberg 590M, a detachable magazine-fed variant of the military-grade 590 series pump-action shotgun. The presenter highlights its 12-gauge caliber and the proprietary box-fed magazines available in 5, 10, and 20-round capacities. A key point of discussion is the potential high cost of these magazines, estimated around $100 each, which could significantly increase the overall ownership cost compared to standard 590 models.

This review of the DDI Puma Bullpup shotgun highlights its design based on a Chinese military shotgun, emphasizing its suitability for high-power defensive loads like buckshot and slugs. The video details its 6+1 capacity, detachable 5-round magazines, and a two-setting adjustable gas system. While it reliably cycles full-power ammunition, it struggles with birdshot. The review also covers its bullpup configuration, ambidextrous magazine release, non-interchangeable pistol grip, and the potential for aftermarket rails.