Videos tagged with Interchangeable Chokes

This guide details the field stripping process for the American Tactical Model B3 triple barrel shotgun, as demonstrated by TheFirearmGuy. It covers the steps to separate the main components for cleaning or inspection. The video highlights the shotgun's features and performance, with instruction from an experienced reviewer.

This comprehensive review compares the Beretta 688 Laminate and Browning 525 Black Laminate sporting shotguns. It details differences in stock aesthetics, adjustable comb mechanisms, barrel features like rib design and bore diameter, choke systems, and overall weight. The video highlights the Beretta's palm swell and Victoria version availability, while noting the Browning's tramline rib and fiber optic bead. Both are presented as reliable, high-performance sporting shotguns.

This review of the Webbley & Scott Sport X shotgun highlights its value proposition for its price point, offering features typically found on more expensive models. While acknowledging some concessions in fit and finish compared to high-end guns, the reviewer finds it to be a capable and pleasant-to-shoot clay gun, particularly for those stepping up from entry-level options. The gun's handling, stock ergonomics, and aesthetic appeal are discussed in detail, alongside its performance on the shooting range.

This video reviews 25 'criminally underrated' shotguns, covering a wide range of types including semi-automatic, pump-action, over-under, and revolvers. It highlights specific models like the American Tactical Milsport 410, Laser Arms XR410, Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon I, Remington Model 870, and various Taurus Judge variants, detailing their features, calibers, price points, and intended applications from home defense to hunting and competition. The presenter emphasizes unique aspects such as gas systems, recoil reduction, capacity, and material construction.

This review covers the Mossberg 500 Bantam 20 Gauge shotgun, highlighting its suitability for youth shooters and adults due to its manageable recoil and shorter length of pull. The shotgun is presented as a versatile platform with both a vent rib barrel featuring interchangeable chokes and a rifled slug barrel with adjustable sights. The review emphasizes the benefits of the 20 gauge caliber for reduced recoil compared to 12 gauge shotguns, making it pleasant and fun to shoot for extended periods. The custom Cerakote finish, featuring a rattlesnake and 'Don't Tread On Me' design, is discussed as a personalized touch that also protects the firearm from the elements.

This video is the 20th installment of the "Why did I want this gun?" series, focusing on the Tristar Raptor 20 gauge semi-automatic shotgun. The presenter highlights its excellent value and details its features, including a 3" chamber, chrome-lined barrel and chamber, chrome-plated bolt, 26" vent rib barrel, interchangeable chokes, fiber optic front sight, birch stock and foregrip, and easy assembly/disassembly. The review aims to inform viewers about the shotgun's specifications and potential benefits.

This guide covers the basic operation of the Stevens Model 555 Over & Under in 28 Gauge, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It details how to select barrels using the tang-mounted switch and emphasizes safe handling practices. The review highlights its suitability for beginners and its value proposition in the over-and-under market.

The TriStar Bristol Silver is a 28 gauge side-by-side shotgun praised for its attractive aesthetics, including a nickel-finished receiver with laser engraving and gold inlay, and grade 2 Turkish walnut furniture. It offers good handling characteristics and performance that belies its approximately $1000 price point. The shotgun features 28-inch chrome-lined barrels with interchangeable chokes, an Anson & Deeley box lock action with auto ejectors and a tang-mounted safety with barrel selector, and a mechanical single selective trigger.

The Rock Island Armory VRBP100 is a bullpup 12 gauge shotgun designed with home defense in mind. It features a compact 30-inch overall length with a 20-inch barrel, AR-style controls, and a non-reciprocating charging handle. The shotgun accepts standard VR 12 gauge box magazines and offers adjustable stock and cheek riser for user comfort. Initial testing indicates good reliability out of the box.

This video explores Swedish firearms, highlighting the innovative Capra Sporting over-under shotgun with its low-profile action and unique in-line hammer system, and the Flodman Guns which continues this legacy. It also features Viggo Olsson's exquisite custom bolt-action rifles and the historical significance of Husqvarna's shotguns and rifle actions. The content emphasizes Swedish engineering prowess in both civilian and military arms.

This review of the Beretta 693 Vittoria highlights its exceptional wood quality, often considered the best seen on a Grade 3 Beretta. The shotgun is noted for its suitability for ladies and juniors due to its shorter stock (14 inches), slightly higher comb, and slender forend. While the smaller grip is ideal for smaller hands, the reviewer found it slightly restrictive for larger hands, though still manageable. The gun's handling and shooting experience are praised, with the Monte Carlo stock aiding in easy mounting and the 690 action contributing to manageable recoil.

Jon Draper of American Hunter provides an in-depth review of the CZ-USA CZ Sharp-Tail side-by-side shotgun. He highlights its blend of classic styling, featuring Turkish walnut and color case hardening, with modern reliability and performance. The review covers its excellent handling characteristics, new action design, various gauge options including a 16-gauge and a Coach variant, and the included choke systems.