Videos tagged with Forend Design

This comprehensive review compares the new and old Benelli M2 Cerakote models, highlighting key differences in recoil pads, stock Comfortech systems, pistol grip checkering, action profiles, bolt handles, bolt releases, barrels, forends, and forend caps. The new M2 features a more durable foam recoil pad, a simplified stock without Comfortech, a more angular action with improved loading access, an extended bolt release for easier operation with gloves, and a redesigned forend with better grip. Both models retain the Crio barrel system and step rib, and benefit from Benelli's 10-year warranty and a durable Cerakote finish.

This expert-level review from TGS Outdoors provides a detailed side-by-side comparison of the Beretta 693 and the Beretta 687 Silver Pigeon 3 shotguns. The analysis covers nuanced differences in wood quality and finish, checkering patterns, engraving depth and detail, forend shape and material, and trigger aesthetics. The presenter, demonstrating deep expertise in Beretta firearms, concludes that the 687 Silver Pigeon 3 offers superior value and aesthetic appeal for its price point.

This video provides a detailed comparison between older and modern Beretta shotguns, specifically focusing on the 687 model from 1985 and a 2018 model. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, highlights differences in stock dimensions, wood quality, checkering techniques (hand vs. machine), engraving depth and style, action thickness, and barrel technology. While acknowledging advancements in modern machining and ergonomics, the video suggests that older Berettas may offer a superior aesthetic and certain craftsmanship elements, though modern guns are arguably more fit for current shooting styles and market demands. The overall sentiment is that while Berettas have evolved, they remain high-quality firearms, with older models possessing a distinct character.