Videos tagged with Remington Model 31

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the Remington Model 31 shotgun, highlighting its distinctive "ball bearing action." The title and description clearly indicate a focus on this specific firearm model and its unique mechanical feature. The content aims to provide a brief overview or introduction to the Remington Model 31, likely for firearm enthusiasts and collectors.

This video explores the unique performance of a custom Remington Model 31 shotgun with an extended 42-inch barrel, often dubbed the 'Elmer Fudd' shotgun. Through various tests, including pattern comparisons on a limousine door and cereal boxes, the long barrel demonstrates significantly tighter shot patterns than a standard 18-inch barrel. It also shows impressive destructive power on watermelons and lettuce, and maintains tight groupings even with buckshot in ballistic gel, proving its unique capabilities at longer ranges.

This video features a new vintage firearm project focusing on an Ithaca Model 37 shotgun. The creator details their acquisition of a 1947 model for an affordable price, highlighting its exceptionally smooth action, even superior to a Remington Model 31. The project aims to transform it into a riot shotgun with an 18.5-inch barrel, new bead sight, and emphasizes its bottom feeding and ejecting capabilities. The video also notes the shotgun's 'slam fire' feature, unique to older models. The creator mentions an interest in acquiring a Remington Model 17 and a High Standard K1200.

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 YouTube video showcases a Remington Model 31 side eject, takedown pump-action 12 gauge shotgun, referred to as a "Riot" shotgun. The presenter highlights its smooth ball-bearing action and its significance in Remington's shotgun history as their first side-ejecting model. While the specific history of this particular firearm is unknown, the video emphasizes its unique design features, including its takedown capability and various potential versions.

This video explores eight often-overlooked pump-action shotguns, highlighting unique features and historical significance beyond the popular Remington 870 and Mossberg 500. It covers models like the Ithaca Model 37 with its bottom-eject design, the rare Winchester Model 25, and the 'slam fire' capable Winchester Model 1897 trench gun. Other featured firearms include the Mossberg 200K, Smith & Wesson 3000, Remington Model 31, and two Marlin models, offering insights into their design, production, and market value for collectors and enthusiasts.