Videos tagged with New England Firearms

This video from Exile Armory showcases a variety of new and used firearms available for purchase. The presenter highlights specific models, calibers, and prices, including handguns like the Ruger SP101, Colt Python, and Sig P226 X5 Legion, as well as rifles such as the Diamondback DB10. The video also features suppressors from SilencerCo and HuxWrx, and discusses various finishes and features like optic cuts and threaded barrels. Prices range from $175 for a G2C 9mm to $1940 for a Magnum Research Desert Eagle.

This video explores the advantages of single-shot firearms, highlighting their compactness, simplicity, and cost-effectiveness. The speaker, drawing from personal experience, emphasizes how single-shots encourage deliberate shooting, conserve ammunition, and are excellent for introducing new shooters to firearms due to their inherent safety features and manageable recoil. The CVA Scout in 300 Blackout is used as a primary example.

This video reviews a New England Firearms 3 1/2 inch single-shot shotgun, highlighting its features that differentiate it from typical older models. The reviewer focuses on the presence of a rubber recoil pad, the 3 1/2 inch magnum chamber, a screw-in choke, and painted black wood furniture as unique selling points.

This video from Kentucky Ballistics features Scott, a recognized firearms expert, testing the effectiveness of custom-made concrete 10 gauge slugs and buckshot. The experiment involves comparative testing against traditional lead ammunition on steel targets, ballistic gel, household items, and an armored vehicle. Scott's high-energy, expert-driven approach provides unique insights into the performance of unconventional ammunition types.

This video demonstrates the use of shotgun adapters to fire handgun calibers (.45 ACP, 9mm, .22 LR) from a 20-gauge single-shot shotgun. The presenter highlights the fun and versatility these adapters add, allowing for shooting common pistol rounds through a long gun. While the adapters are typically smoothbore, the presenter notes surprisingly decent accuracy, even at moderate distances, using only the bead sight.

This YouTube video focuses on a budget-friendly .410 bore shotgun, specifically the New England Firearms (NEF) Pardner break-action model. It's presented as a viable option for tough times and survival scenarios due to its affordability and robust construction. The description highlights the gun's good condition, solid build, weight, stability, and expected pleasant shooting experience. Historical context about NEF firearms is also provided, noting the shift in production overseas and the approximate cessation of US-made models around 2007.

This video demonstrates a comparative ballistics test using standard Winchester Foster slugs across three common shotgun calibers: .410 bore, 20 gauge, and 12 gauge. The test involves firing slugs into water-filled gallon jugs to visually assess penetration and expansion differences. The instructor highlights the use of basic, readily available ammunition and standard shotgun platforms for the comparison.

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a variety of used firearms available for sale, highlighting specific models and their prices. The presenter, Amber, emphasizes that these are excellent deals and encourages viewers to call or visit the store. The inventory includes bolt-action rifles, semi-automatic pistols, and an AR-style rifle, with pricing and some accessory details mentioned.

This review of the NEF 20 Gauge Single Shot Shotgun highlights its exceptional value at a $70 price point, making it an accessible option for new firearm owners. The video demonstrates its simple operation, including loading, firing, and the automatic shell ejector. It also addresses the 20 gauge's effectiveness for home defense, citing expert opinions, and debunks myths about shotgun accuracy at close range by analyzing shot patterns.

TheFirearmGuy demonstrates that a 20 gauge shotgun is highly effective for home defense, provided the correct ammunition is used. Through practical testing with various loads including target, pheasant, turkey, and slugs at realistic home defense distances (8 yards), he shows that all tested loads deliver devastating energy. The video highlights that 20 gauge offers a manageable recoil option for those sensitive to 12 gauge, making it a viable choice for personal protection.