Videos tagged with Pistol Grip Stock

This video reviews a side-by-side shotgun, highlighting its perceived drawbacks for modern clay shooting, such as short barrels and straight stocks. While acknowledging its limitations for complex targets and general market preference, the presenter finds it performs better than expected on simpler targets and is an accessible, fun option despite not being a top market choice.

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of three modern Fabarm side-by-side shotguns: the Auto Elite, Classics Grade 4, and Infinite RS. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, highlights their distinct features, shooting characteristics, and suitability for various applications like game shooting and clay competitions. Key technical aspects discussed include the robust four-lug lockup action, tribore barrels, steel shot compatibility, and ergonomic designs.

This video provides a direct comparison between the Beretta A300 and Beretta 1301 shotguns. It highlights key differences in their actions, such as the 1301's ability to fold its stock and accommodate a pistol grip, contrasting with the A300's reciprocal mass. The presenter discusses recoil, noting the A300 feels slightly slower and the 1301 slightly faster, with the 1301 cycling lighter loads more reliably. The 1301 also features a self-cleaning mechanism, justifying its higher price point.

This video showcases the Ruger Charger 22 configured for home defense, featuring a 10-inch barrel, pistol grip, and 15-round magazine in .22 LR. The presenter, representing USCCA, demonstrates its ease of use and low recoil on an outdoor range, highlighting modifications like an M-LOK handguard and Stark Equipment pistol grip. The firearm is presented as a practical option for personal protection, detailed further in Concealed Carry Magazine.

The Springfield 1854, customized by Mad Pig Customs, is presented as a visually striking and unique lever-action rifle. Despite potential aesthetic criticisms, the reviewer finds the olive drab finish, pistol grip stock, and AR-15-like barrel shroud to be appealing and well-integrated, considering it an impressive firearm.

This review showcases the Beretta 687 EELL 40th Anniversary Limited Edition shotgun. Key features highlighted include its grade 3 oil-finished wood, EELL side plates with game scene engravings (Woodcock and Pheasants), a pistol grip stock, and a London-style forend. The shotgun is equipped with Steelium barrels, flush Optima HP chokes, and a brass bead sight. It is noted as a limited edition with a specific serial number (10 of X) and comes with a certificate.

This video showcases a unique Aya Model 37 exhibition piece, highlighting its intricate damascene inlay work with gold and silver on a steel action. The presenter details the gun's Merkel Coral style action, 28-inch barrels with quarter and three-quarter chokes, and a three-piece forend. Special attention is given to the artistic craftsmanship, including raised gold flowers and stylized game birds, as well as the gun's 2022 London reproofing and its estimated value.

This review covers the Crosman Mag-Fire Extreme, a .22 caliber multi-shot break barrel air rifle. It highlights the rifle's AR-style stock with an adjustable cheek riser and pistol grip, making it suitable for outdoor use. The review notes the inclusion of a CenterPoint 3-12x front AO scope and open sights, and praises the auto-reloading mechanism as a significant convenience for break barrel rifles, allowing for quick follow-up shots. The trigger is described as decent for a break barrel, with a defined first stage and crisp break.

This in-depth review of the RFM Armi side-by-side shotgun highlights its modern features, classic aesthetics, and affordability, positioning it as a viable option for clay shooting and game hunting. The presenter emphasizes its pistol grip stock, steel shot proofing, and mechanical trigger as key advantages over older side-by-sides. The review also touches on its weight, barrel options, and the quality of its woodwork, making it an attractive choice for shooters seeking a functional and classic-looking firearm without a premium price tag.

The Stoeger M3500 Predator/Turkey is an inertia-operated semi-automatic shotgun praised for its reliability and value. It features a 3.5-inch chamber, a 24-inch barrel, and a pistol grip hybrid buttstock in Mossy Oak Overwatch camo. The inertia system, similar to Benelli's, utilizes a rotating bolt head and recoil spring, with the return spring located around the magazine tube for easier access and to allow for recoil dampening in the stock.

This video details the evolution of the M1903 rifle stock, focusing on how national match competitions influenced design changes. It explains the transition from the traditional straight 'S' stock to the 'C' stock with a pistol grip, highlighting ergonomic benefits for competition shooters. The video also covers the 'scant' grip found on later models like the M1903A4, a compromise due to manufacturing constraints.

This video by Kevin Michalowski of Concealed Carry Magazine discusses optimizing shotguns for home defense. Key takeaways include the necessity of aiming even at close ranges due to pattern spread, the importance of accounting for every projectile, and strategies to mitigate the limited ammunition capacity of most shotguns. It also covers the pros and cons of pistol grip stocks and alternative stock options like Speed Feed, along with the effectiveness of accessories like sidesaddles and sights.