Videos tagged with Remington Model 31

This video highlights 12 underrated used firearms renowned for their exceptional durability and craftsmanship, often overlooked in favor of newer models. It details specific models like the Remington 870 Wingmaster, Benelli M3, and Ruger SP101, emphasizing their robust construction, reliable performance over hundreds of thousands of rounds, and value as long-lasting investments or heirlooms. The presenter focuses on firearms built with quality materials and precision engineering from an era prioritizing longevity.

This video provides an extensive review of numerous over-under shotguns, focusing on models generally priced under $4000, with a significant portion falling under $1000. The presenter details various features, performance characteristics, and value propositions of each shotgun, offering insights for potential buyers. The content covers a wide range of brands and models, highlighting their suitability for different shooting disciplines like clay sports, hunting, and general use.

This video provides a brief overview of the Remington Model 31 shotgun, highlighting its significance as Remington's first side-ejecting pump-action model. The speaker notes its introduction in 1931 as a competitor to the Winchester Model 1912 and its production run until 1949, when it was succeeded by the Model 870. The "ball bearing action" advertised for smooth operation is also mentioned.

This guide details how to test the pattern density and effectiveness of a custom 42-inch barrel Remington Model 31 shotgun, often referred to as an 'Elmer Fudd' shotgun. Expert Scott demonstrates its performance against various targets, from paper and cereal boxes to watermelons and ballistic gel, comparing it to a standard 18-inch barrel shotgun. The tests highlight the exceptionally tight patterns achievable with the long barrel, showcasing its unique capabilities for specific applications like historical 'turkey shoots' and demonstrating significant energy transfer at range.

This video features range time with a Remington Model 31 12-gauge shotgun. The user discovers and demonstrates how to remove a magazine round limiting plug from the firearm. The description highlights the quality of 1930s machining technology evident in the shotgun.

This review covers the Remington Model 31, a side-ejecting pump-action shotgun produced from 1931 to 1949. The presenter highlights its 'ball bearing action' for smooth operation and its takedown feature, which allowed for interchangeable barrels. While marketed as a riot shotgun, this specific 1937 example has an 18-inch barrel and an improved modified choke, deviating from typical riot gun specifications.

This video explores eight underrated pump-action shotguns, highlighting models beyond the ubiquitous Remington 870 and Mossberg 500. The expert instructor delves into unique features like bottom ejection on the Ithaca Model 37, slam-fire capability on the Winchester Model 1897, and detachable magazines on the Mossberg 200K, providing historical context and technical details for each firearm.

This video explores several overlooked shotguns, highlighting unique features and market positioning. It covers tactical shotguns like the Standard Manufacturing SP12 and Citadel Boss 25, premium over-unders like the Blaser F-16, advanced semi-autos like the Kalashnikov MP-155 Ultima with its onboard computer, classic pump actions like the Remington Model 31, and the updated Ruger Red Label. The Browning Instinct L is also discussed for its lightweight over/under design.

This episode of American Rifleman Television delves into the history of Remington shotguns, highlighting their evolution from early hammer guns to the influential John Moses Browning-designed autoloaders. It contrasts Remington's early side-by-side models with the later success of pump-action designs, particularly the Winchester Model 12, and discusses Remington's efforts to compete in the repeating shotgun market.