Videos tagged with Fixed Choke

This video reviews several firearms from the Holtz Auctioneers November 2025 main sale, focusing on unique and collectible pieces. A highlight is the Maroku G12 President, a Japanese-made 12 gauge shotgun from 1985, praised for its craftsmanship, engraving, and American walnut stock. Other notable firearms discussed include a Beretta SO2, a 1915 German sidelock non-ejector, a J. Dowall & Sons Scottish boxlock, a Russian MT5S-20 Skibsu over/under, and a rare Ithaca 7E single barrel trap gun.

This YouTube video is a review of the Perazzi High-Tech S shotgun. It highlights the shotgun's features, including its black action with blue inlay, adjustable comb, right-handed palm swell, tapered top rib, fixed choke configuration (3/8 and 5/8), and oil-finished beavertail forend. The video also includes calls to action for subscribing to their shotgun and airgun channels, connecting on social media, and contact information for Premier Guns.

This video compares the Stoeger Coach Gun and the Stoeger Double Defense shotguns, both priced around $500. The Coach Gun features walnut furniture and fixed improved cylinder chokes, while the Double Defense has composite furniture, an over-under configuration, and accessory rails. Both models have single triggers that reset quickly and a safety lever that engages when the action is worked. The Double Defense offers a recoil pad, which is absent on the Coach Gun, making it more comfortable for heavier loads like buckshot.

This comprehensive review of the Cogswell & Harrison Optimum game gun highlights its traditional features and quality craftsmanship. The presenter details the Grade 4 Turkish Walnut stock, Prince of Wales grip, and hand checkering, noting the attention to detail. Key specifications like 3-inch Magnum chambers, 30-inch barrels, and fixed quarter/half chokes suitable for standard steel shot are discussed. The review also covers the gun's aesthetic elements, such as deep floral engraving and blued accents, and its included accessories like barrel/stock socks and branded oil.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Beretta SL3, a premium boxlock shotgun designed as a versatile workhorse. It details the SL3's position within Beretta's lineup, contrasting it with the SO series and DT11. The review covers various customization options, including engraving styles, wood grades, rib configurations, and barrel lengths, emphasizing its suitability for both game shooting and clay disciplines. The presenter highlights the gun's reliability, durability, and the option for a custom fit through the Beretta VIP trip.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Browning 425 Privilege, a 20-gauge side-by-side shotgun. It highlights the differences between the 425 action and its predecessors/successors, focusing on barrel manufacturing methods like 'chopper lump' versus 'monoblock'. The review details the gun's features, including its high-grade walnut stock, hard heel plate, pistol grip, and auto-safe mechanism, discussing their suitability for game shooting and potential use in clay disciplines. It also addresses the 425 Privilege's three-inch chamber and fixed three-quarter and full chokes, discussing modern steel shot compatibility and potential modifications.

This video revisits the Stoeger Double Defense 12 gauge over/under shotgun, highlighting its tactical appearance, integrated rails, and green fiber optic front sight. The instructor details its 20-inch barrels with fixed improved cylinder chokes, manual extractors, and a single trigger with a quick reset. The ease of disassembly for transport and storage is emphasized, along with a review of a Bone Dry rifle bag. The shotgun is noted for its recoil pad, which is absent on the Stoeger Coach Gun, making it more comfortable with heavier loads.

This review details the Browning 325, a highly sought-after Japanese over/under shotgun launched in 1987. It highlights the gun's robust construction, particularly its chopper lump barrels, and discusses the various grades of wood and engraving available. The review emphasizes the 325's popularity in the UK due to its handling characteristics and value, noting its mechanical similarities to later models like the 525.

This in-depth review of the RFM Armi side-by-side shotgun highlights its modern features, classic aesthetics, and affordability, positioning it as a viable option for clay shooting and game hunting. The presenter emphasizes its pistol grip stock, steel shot proofing, and mechanical trigger as key advantages over older side-by-sides. The review also touches on its weight, barrel options, and the quality of its woodwork, making it an attractive choice for shooters seeking a functional and classic-looking firearm without a premium price tag.

This video provides an in-depth review of a Boxall & Edmiston 12 gauge over-and-under shotgun, highlighting its craftsmanship and place in recent British gunmaking history. The presenter, an experienced firearms enthusiast, details the gun's aesthetic features, practical design elements like its stock and trigger guard, and its mechanical aspects, including its Boss-style lock-up and fixed chokes. The review emphasizes the gun's blend of traditional artistry and modern manufacturing techniques, noting the company's tagline of 'preserving the art of British gun making' and its operational period from 2009 to 2018.

This review by hickok45 provides an expert look at the High Standard K-1200 Riot shotgun. With deep knowledge of firearm history and design, he details its specifications, historical context as a police trade-in, and its role in popular culture. The video includes extensive range testing with various ammunition types, highlighting its defensive utility and comparing its action to other notable models.

This video discusses whether fixed choke shotguns still hold relevance in the modern era. It explores the utility and potential drawbacks of fixed chokes, prompting a debate on their place in contemporary shooting applications. The content aims to engage viewers by questioning a traditional firearm feature.