Videos tagged with Dual Locking Lugs

This video provides an in-depth look at the Mossberg International Silver Reserve Eventide Waterfowl shotgun. It highlights key features such as its corrosion-resistant chrome-lined barrels, tang-mounted safety with barrel selector, and dual locking lugs. The shotgun is chambered for 3.5-inch shells and features a 28-inch vent rib barrel, finished in Cerakote Patriot Brown with Mossy Oak Vintage Shadow Grass camouflage. The presenter emphasizes its suitability for waterfowl hunting.

This entry details the Aimpoint PC-80 prototype, a unique firearm developed by Aimpoint's short-lived firearms division. It covers the weapon's symmetrical action, annular gas piston system, bullpup trigger group, and its chambering in .221 Remington Fireball. The information is presented with high authority, drawing from detailed mechanical disassembly and historical context provided by an expert in rare firearms.

The Mossberg Silver Reserve Eventide Turkey is a specialized 28-gauge over-under shotgun designed for turkey hunting. Its compact 37.75-inch overall length, achieved with 20-inch barrels and a 14.5-inch length of pull, offers excellent maneuverability in blinds and while on the move. The full Mossy Oak Green Leaf camouflage pattern and synthetic furniture enhance durability and concealment. It features a tang-mounted safety and barrel selector, a fiber optic front sight, and comes with three chokes (XX Full, Improved Cylinder) for versatile shot placement.

This review highlights the Mossberg International Gold Reserve Black Label, an over-under shotgun praised for its performance exceeding its price point. Key features include a Grade A black walnut stock, aluminum receiver for a light 6.25 lb weight, 30-inch chrome-lined barrels, and a versatile set of five extended choke tubes. The shotgun offers a three-position tang safety and mechanical hammers, with a trigger pull averaging 5-7 pounds. Its balance and handling are noted as excellent for hunting and sporting applications.

This guide details the eight distinct steps involved in cycling a Mauser bolt action rifle, as explained by Larry Potterfield. It covers primary extraction, cocking the action, the firing pin block safety, ejection, feeding, locking the bolt, firing pin unlock, and sear engagement. The explanation utilizes specialized cutaway models for clear visualization of the internal mechanics.