Videos tagged with Orthos Arms Raider S4

This video investigates whether the Orthos Arms Raider S4 is a legitimate clone of the Benelli shotgun. The creator aims to reveal the truth behind this popular firearm comparison, emphasizing educational purposes and safe handling. The description also includes social media and contact information for the creator.

This video review pits the Orthos Raider S4 shotgun against the popular Benelli M4, aiming to determine if it's a worthy budget alternative. The reviewer puts both shotguns through a rigorous 2,001-round test, evaluating performance, handling, and any potential issues. The content includes demonstrations of loading techniques, various shooting drills, and a direct comparison of recoil, particularly with 00 Buckshot. The video promises a final verdict on which shotgun offers the best value for the money.

This video features Andy from Orthos Arms pitting their Raider S4 SBS shotgun against the established Benelli M4. The comparison promises surprising results, inviting viewers to share their opinions. The description includes direct links to both Orthos Arms and Bullet Vault, suggesting this is a product review and comparison aimed at shotgun enthusiasts.

The Orthos Arms Raider S4 offers a compelling alternative to the Benelli M4, providing similar performance at a significantly lower price point. While requiring a break-in period, it demonstrates good reliability with full-power loads after initial cycling. The shotgun features a hybrid Turkish and US-made construction, a lifetime warranty, and user-friendly upgrades like an adjustable stock and M-LOK handguard.

The Orthos Arms Raider S4, a Turkish clone of the Benelli M4, offers a premium look and feel at a price point between $1,399 and $1,699. While it performs reliably with buckshot and demonstrates impressive accuracy, it experienced cycling issues with low-recoil slugs and birdshot. A significant quality control concern arose when the front sight post became loose, impacting its recommendation despite its aesthetic appeal and functional performance with certain ammunition.

The Beretta 1301 Tactical Mod 2 offers significant upgrades over the Mod 1, including an integrated M-LOK handguard, a Pro Lifter system to prevent thumb pinch, and a lighter, flat trigger. It boasts a 7+1 capacity and reliable cycling of various loads. While lighter than competitors like the Benelli M4, it exhibits sharper recoil. The Mod 2 is priced around $1,800 MSRP, offering more out-of-the-box features.