Videos tagged with Fixed Chokes

This YouTube video showcases the rare MK60 double-barrel shotgun, highlighting its suitability for UK grouse season. The description emphasizes its premium features, including high-grade woodwork, deep engraving, and fixed chokes, positioning it as a quality game gun with exceptional performance. The video also promotes the channel's other content related to shotguns and airguns, along with social media and contact information for Premier Guns.

This video provides an expert review of the Beretta S682X trap shotgun, highlighting its exceptional value as an affordable competition firearm. Experts Ed Solomons and Ed Lyons assess its features, including the Monte Carlo stock, 32-inch barrels with fixed chokes, and durable black chrome action. They emphasize its suitability for trap and sporting clays, particularly for shooters seeking a high comb to address eye dominance and achieve a comfortable sight picture. The review also touches on the reliability of the 680 series and offers insights into gun fit adjustments.

This guide details a complex shotgun modification, swapping a cracked stock on a Winchester Grand European with one from a Winchester 101 donor gun. The process involves careful disassembly, transfer of internal components, and reassembly, ultimately improving the firearm's ergonomics and shootability. The video highlights the expertise of the host in classic shotgun gunsmithing and restoration.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Churchill Hercules, an Italian-built over-and-under shotgun finished and stocked in England. The reviewer highlights its stunning aesthetics, customizable stock dimensions, and luxurious English finish, noting the blend of Italian engineering with British craftsmanship. The gun is praised for its excellent handling, shootability, and value for money, making it a compelling option for both game shooting and clay disciplines.

This guide details the simple, tool-less field stripping process for the Stoeger Coach Gun, a classic side-by-side 12-gauge shotgun. The video, presented by TheFirearmGuy, emphasizes practical firearm handling and provides an expert review of the model's features, historical context, and performance with various ammunition types. It highlights the gun's break-open action, fixed chokes, and available variants.

This review of the Arrieta Viscount 20 bore side-by-side shotgun highlights its value for money, craftsmanship, and aesthetic appeal. The presenter details the stock, checkering, engraving, action, and barrels, noting areas where cost savings are evident compared to higher-end English guns. It's presented as a solid, modern, and affordable option for shotgun enthusiasts.

The Dickinson Plantation is a made-to-order side-by-side shotgun that offers custom features without a custom price. It utilizes a box lock mechanism with cosmetic side plates and is built to individual buyer specifications for stock dimensions. Receivers are CNC machined from chromoly steel and hand-finished, with options for case hardening or French gray. The shotgun is available in multiple gauges and chamber lengths, with various barrel and choke configurations. Stocks are crafted from Turkish walnut and can be ordered in different styles with hand-cut checkering. The entire process allows for a personalized firearm with a transferable lifetime warranty, though build times can range from six to nine months.

This video provides a first look at the new Miroku MK60 'English Fields Edition' shotgun, unveiled at IWA 2019. The presenter highlights key features of this variant, including a new scroll engraving, solid mid and top ribs, and fixed 1/2 and 3/4 chokes. The shotgun is described as an 8lb 'beauty'. The footage captures the initial reaction and brief examination of the firearm by the YouTube channel's team, who received early access from Browning.

This review of the Yildiz Elegant 410 by TGS Outdoors highlights its attractive aesthetics and suitability as an entry-level or youth shotgun due to its small, well-scaled design. However, the assessment from Jonny Carter, demonstrating high expertise, critically points out significant concerns regarding the longevity and reliability of the alloy action and trigger mechanism, particularly with 3-inch Magnum loads. While praised for its beauty and price point, it's not recommended for high-volume or long-term use.