Videos tagged with Pump Shotgun

This video analyzes why several once-popular firearms are now struggling to sell in 2025. The Marlin 336 faces competition from bolt-action rifles, pump shotguns like the Mossberg 500/590 and Remington 870 Tactical are losing ground to AR-15s and semi-auto shotguns, and classic pistols like the Sig P226 and S&W Shield Gen 1 are outsold by modern striker-fired, higher-capacity alternatives. Even budget AR-15s like the Ruger AR-556 and revolvers like the S&W 686/642 are seeing declining sales due to evolving buyer preferences for features, capacity, and modern designs.

Colion Noir discusses the perceived obsolescence of pump shotguns, arguing they remain popular due to their physical and aggressive feel. He introduces the Mossberg 590R Chisel as an updated platform that retains the core experience while improving ergonomics, sights, and recoil management with an adjustable stock and recoil pad.

This review explores how modern updates can revitalize the classic pump shotgun. The Mossberg 590R Chisel is highlighted as an example that balances modern features like adjustable stocks and improved sights with the traditional feel and appeal of a pump-action firearm, making it feel current without losing its core identity.

This video compares the Benelli M4 autoloader and the Mossberg 590R pump-action shotgun for home defense. Both firearms are presented as substantially similar in capacity and ability to fire 3-inch shells. A brief shooting demonstration with slugs is conducted, with the presenter noting they were slightly faster with the Benelli M4.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Mossberg 590R shotgun, specifically when configured with a Chisel folding stock. It details the stock's adjustability and locking mechanism, the shotgun's controls which mimic AR-platform ergonomics, and its optics-ready platform with backup iron sights. The instructor highlights the 18.5-inch barrel, 6+1 capacity, and the effectiveness of the recoil pad for managing 12 Gauge rounds, concluding with a live-fire demonstration using buckshot for home defense.

This review of the McCoy PAS shotgun, priced under $100, highlights significant reliability issues. While functional as a potential range toy, the firearm experienced numerous feeding and ejection failures with various ammunition types, making it unsuitable for home defense. The reviewer suggests alternative firearms like the Maverick 88 for a slightly higher price point.

This expert-level guide breaks down seven budget-friendly firearms, explaining why they are affordable without compromising essential functionality. The analysis covers the Hi-Point C9, Mossberg Maverick 88, Rossi RS22, Heritage Rough Rider, SCCY CPX-2, Ruger EC9S, and Savage Axis, detailing their design, pros, cons, and reliability factors. It emphasizes that low cost often stems from mass production, simpler designs, or market saturation rather than inherent flaws, and provides practical advice on maintenance for optimal performance.

This video, presented by Scott from Line45, offers an expert-level breakdown of why certain firearms are available at significantly lower price points. It covers budget-friendly options like the Hi-Point C9, Mossberg Maverick 88, Rossi RS22, Heritage Rough Rider, SCCY CPX-2, Ruger EC9S, and Savage Axis, explaining the design choices, market factors, and common perceptions that contribute to their affordability without necessarily compromising core functionality for their intended use.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson outlines four key reasons why a pump-action shotgun might be a less-than-ideal choice for home defense. He emphasizes potential issues like forgetting the safety, the firearm's weight, the need to manually chamber a round under stress, and the myth of racking the shotgun as a deterrent. Hanson suggests semi-automatic shotguns as an alternative and stresses the importance of rigorous training for any pump-action user.

This video delves into viewer comments on AR-15 ownership, highlighting the importance of training and the AR-15 as a fundamental firearm. It features a detailed discussion on Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs), weighing their benefits like increased rate of fire against drawbacks such as accelerated component wear. The hosts also touch upon essential firearms for every American, including an AR-15, Glock, and pump-action shotgun, and compare AR and AK platforms for survival scenarios.

This video breaks down six budget-friendly rifles ideal for preppers in 2025, emphasizing practicality, reliability, and affordability over high cost. The instructor highlights models like the Ruger 10/22 Takedown, Mossberg Maverick 88, Kel-Tech Sub2000, Ruger American Ranch, Savage Model 64, and Rossi RS22, detailing their pros, cons, and specific use cases for survival scenarios. The focus is on ammo availability, ease of maintenance, and real-world performance for practical preparedness.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Stevens 350 12 gauge shotgun. It highlights the firearm's bottom ejection mechanism, a key feature often associated with Ithaca 37-style shotguns. The title and description emphasize the specific model and gauge, suggesting a focus on the physical attributes and potential operation of this particular shotgun.