Videos tagged with Multi Choke Shotgun

This YouTube Shorts video provides a concise review of the Blaser F16 Sporter shotgun. It highlights the shotgun's premium features, including Grade 5 woodwork with a high-grade oil finish, 30-inch non-ventilated barrels, and a comfortable recoil pad. The review also mentions its suitability for right-handed shooters with palm swell and fine checkering, a distinctive grey action with a red F16 logo, a ventilated top rib, wide sport rib, multi-choke system, steel shot proof, and an adjustable trigger with the Blaser selector. The video aims to showcase the quality and performance-oriented design of this high-grade shotgun.

This video offers an in-depth review of the William Powell Phoenix 28 gauge shotgun, highlighting its craftsmanship and performance. The reviewer details the gun's round action, custom specifications by William Powell, and its handling characteristics during driven game and clay shooting. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper weight and balance in a 28 gauge for effective shooting, along with the aesthetic appeal and bespoke features of this particular model.

This video reviews the Classic Doubles Model 201, a 12-gauge side-by-side shotgun manufactured in the Olin Kodensha plant in Japan. The presenter highlights its unique history, shared manufacturing origins with Winchester models, and its distinct design appealing to an American market. Despite initial reservations, the reviewer finds the gun to be a surprisingly good shooter, handling like an over-and-under while retaining side-by-side characteristics.

This episode features a "£1000 gun buying challenge" where three participants purchase shotguns for under £1000 and test them in a clay shooting scenario. The discussion highlights the pros and cons of new versus used firearms, the impact of stock condition, and the subjective nature of gun fit and handling. The participants compare a vintage Marocchi 3800, a used Browning 525 Sporter with a damaged stock, and a new Turkish Gildan shotgun, offering insights into their performance and value for money.

The Kofs shotgun range is presented as an excellent, affordable option for new shooters and those looking to try sub-caliber firearms without significant investment. The video highlights their lightweight alloy actions, making them suitable for individuals with shoulder issues or those engaged in extensive walk-around shooting. Kofs shotguns are available in various calibers from .410 to 12 gauge, are steel proofed, multi-choked, and come with ejectors, offering significant value for their price point.

This expert review of the Miroku MK11 Sideplate shotgun highlights its exceptional craftsmanship, beautiful Grade 4-5 Turkish Walnut stock with a hand-oiled finish, and intricate hand-cut engraving. The presenter, demonstrating deep expertise, praises the slimline low-profile action, Nashi trigger, and overall balance, deeming it a 'dream gun' at its 6,200 GBP price point.

This review of the Yildiz SPZ .410 junior shotgun highlights its affordability and suitability as a first firearm for young shooters. While acknowledging its junior stock dimensions and a slightly lower comb than ideal, the reviewer praises its aesthetic finish, laser engraving, and simple, reliable action. The .410 bore is noted for its low recoil, making it manageable for beginners, though the gun's weight is comparable to larger gauge shotguns due to modern manufacturing standards.

This review of the ATA Arms SP 686 Bronze Sporter shotgun highlights its aesthetic appeal and value for its price point, estimated around 600 pounds. While externally similar to a Beretta Silver Pigeon, the reviewer notes mechanical differences. Key features discussed include the bronze receiver, phosphate barrels, 30-inch barrel length, 8mm parallel rib, and multi-choke system. The review also touches on stock ergonomics, trigger feel, and potential front-heaviness, offering a balanced perspective for potential buyers.