Videos tagged with Modified Choke

This video demonstrates the impact of different shotgun chokes on shot dispersion at 15 yards. It highlights how chokes, marked by stars or names like 'Full Choke' and 'Modified Choke', alter the spread of shot. The instructor shows that more open chokes result in wider patterns, while tighter chokes concentrate the shot, creating smaller, denser holes. This is particularly useful for varying target distances in clay shooting.

This video demonstrates the impact of different shotgun chokes on birdshot patterns at 15 yards. It highlights how constricting the choke significantly tightens the shot spread, with reductions in pattern size observed between choke types. The presenter suggests using different chokes on a double-barreled shotgun for varying target distances, such as a wider choke for closer targets and a tighter choke for farther ones.

This guide details the process of installing and removing shotgun chokes, emphasizing safety and proper technique. It covers identifying choke types by their markings and using the correct tools for a secure fit. Proper choke selection is crucial for controlling shot patterns and ensuring safe operation with different ammunition types.

This video reviews two vintage Smith & Wesson shotguns, the Model 1000 and Model 3000, both imported from Japan and manufactured by Howa Machine. The Model 1000 is presented as a more finely crafted shotgun, featuring nicer wood grain and detailed receiver scrollwork, and was available in 12 and 20 gauge. The Model 3000 is also discussed, highlighting its chrome bolt and proof-tested barrel, with a cylinder bore choke.

This product showcase features the Benelli M4 semi-automatic shotgun, highlighting its Italian design and military pedigree. The video emphasizes the reliability of its ARGO self-regulating gas system, its clean operation, and its use by the US Marine Corps. Key features discussed include the 18.5-inch barrel, ghost ring sights, 5+1 capacity, Picatinny rail, and its performance with various buckshot loads at 20 yards.

This video reviews Panzer Defense 12 Gauge 00 Buckshot, testing its patterning performance at 20 yards with cylinder, modified, and full chokes. The reviewer notes the ammunition's affordability and its potential use for tactical or law enforcement applications. While the cylinder bore choke produced a surprisingly tight pattern, the modified and full chokes showed less consistent results, with some shots deviating from the intended aim point. The reviewer compares the Panzer Defense buckshot to Winchester brand ammunition, finding the latter to pattern significantly tighter.

This video provides a detailed ballistic gel test of Brenneke 3-inch Magnum .410 slugs. The instructor, with apparent experience in ballistics testing, evaluates penetration, wound cavity creation, and velocity from two different barrel lengths. The results are compared to previous tests of Winchester and Remington slugs, highlighting the Brenneke's significant wound channel despite velocities falling short of advertised specifications.

This video reviews the Davidson's Exclusive GForce Arms GF3PD pump-action shotgun, highlighting its affordability and suitability for home defense. It features a 12-gauge, 18.5-inch barrel, a fixed modified choke, and a 4-round under-barrel magazine. The shotgun is imported from Turkey and shares mechanical similarities with the Remington 870, though parts are not fully interchangeable. It includes a tactical forend with M-LOK slots and a utilitarian buttstock, with an adapter available for Remington 870 stocks.

This review details the Browning Citori Hunter Grade II in .410 Bore, highlighting its scaled-down receiver for lighter weight and improved handling in upland fields. The shotgun features a Grade II American Walnut stock, silver nitride receiver with a gold Buck Mark inlay, and gloss blue barrels. Key functional aspects include an Inflex recoil pad, aggressive 18 LPI checkering, and a low comb stock for optimal sight alignment. The review also covers its 50/50 point of impact at 40 yards, robust internal lockup mechanisms, inertia triggers, hammer ejectors, chromed chambers, extended forcing cones, and barrels constructed from rolled steel to handle abrasive loads.

This video provides a detailed comparison of two vintage Smith & Wesson shotguns: the Model 1000 semi-automatic and the Model 3000 pump-action. Both were manufactured by Howa in Japan. The Model 1000 is presented as a more refined sporting shotgun with nicer wood grain and receiver scrollwork, featuring a modified choke. The Model 3000 is described as more utilitarian, with a cylinder choke and a less refined finish, though it also had tactical variants. The speaker highlights differences in barrel treatments, sights, and overall fit and finish, noting the Model 1000's superior aesthetic appeal.

This video reviews the JC Higgins Model 20 pump-action shotgun, a 12-gauge firearm sold by Sears and Roebuck between 1946 and 1961. The shotgun was manufactured by High Standard and features a Mill Steel receiver, a falling locking bolt mechanism similar to the Remington Model 31, and a Powerpack choke system. The reviewed model is a premium variant with a vent rib and an initial plate on the stock.

This video details a durability test of the G-Force Arms GFP3N Pumpernickel shotgun after firing over 500 rounds. The presenter highlights the shotgun's resilience, even after improper use of slugs with its modified choke barrel. Various ammunition types, including high brass #5 shot, 3-inch coyote magnum loads, and #4 buckshot, were fired to assess performance and recoil.