Videos tagged with Greener GP

This video features a practical accuracy test of a Greener GP 12 gauge shotgun, focusing on its performance in an IPSC-style course. The presenter highlights the shotgun's rarity in the US, its common use in UK trap fields, and its lightweight design which can make recoil noticeable with standard 12 gauge shells. The video also promotes Slate Black Industries MLOK accessories with a discount code and encourages viewer support through Patreon and Amazon affiliate links.

This episode of 'Forgotten Guns' features "The Greener GP," an older and perhaps less practical firearm in 2018. The presenter highlights its beauty and notes that "Jonny" is a fan. The video encourages viewers to subscribe for more content, like the video, and leave comments, as engagement helps the channel.

This YouTube video tutorial from Jonny focuses on the process of removing the barrel from a Greener GP firearm. The description suggests the video is intended to help owners maintain their Greener GP. The channel offers a variety of content including reviews, tests, tutorials, and hunting/shooting related videos, with new uploads five times a week. They also maintain an Instagram presence.

The Greener GP is a versatile 12-gauge shotgun featuring a Martini-style falling block action, produced from the 1910s to the 1970s. Its breech-loaded design allows for a wide variety of ammunition, including modern smokeless powder rounds, specialty loads like bean bags and incendiary slugs, and field-expedient cut shells. The shotgun also boasts a practical takedown feature for compact storage and was historically marketed as an affordable 'gentleman's trap gun'.