Videos tagged with Rubber Butt Pad

This video provides a detailed review of the Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol shotgun in gray. It covers technical specifications, including barrel length, overall length, and weight, along with a hands-on assessment of features like the fiber optic sights, M-LOK system, aggressive grip texture, and extended bolt release. The presenter also measures trigger pull weight and discusses the shotgun's ergonomics and handling characteristics.

David Hon from NRA Media introduces the Savage Revel DLX at the 2025 SHOT Show Media Day. This variation of the Savage Revel features a thick rubber butt pad, updated aesthetics on the stock and forend, stippled grip for enhanced purchase, and most notably, a threaded barrel for suppressor use. The magazine tube has been slightly lowered to ensure clearance with a mounted suppressor.

This video showcases new 1913 stocks and braces from Midwest Industries, highlighting their aluminum construction, polymer cheek pieces, and QD sling mount options. The presenters demonstrate installation on a BRN-180 upper and lower receiver, discussing features like the locking mechanism and rubber butt pads. The video emphasizes the minimalist, folding design suitable for various platforms with 1913 rails.

The Rock Island Armory TM22-S-18 is a 22 rifle featuring an 18-inch barrel and a 10-round magazine. It includes a polymer barrel shroud with a flip-down front sight, a polymer Picatinny rail, and a left-hand charging action. The rifle is noted for its beginner-friendly features, such as a comfortable grip, a large trigger guard, and a rubber butt pad for recoil absorption, making it suitable for new shooters.

This review covers the Tokarev TX3 Hammer 12 Gauge Pump Action Shotgun. Key features include an 18.5-inch barrel, a single white dot front sight with a dovetail mount for optics, a 5+1 magazine capacity, and a polymer construction with textured grip surfaces. The shotgun is noted for its smooth operation out of the box and a large rubber butt pad to mitigate recoil, all offered at an attractive price point under $200.

This review covers the Rock Island Armory Traditional Single Shot 12 Gauge Shotgun, highlighting its budget-friendly price point (under $150) and unique foldable design, making it suitable for backpack storage. Key features include a 20-inch barrel, a 3-inch chamber, and polymer furniture with a wood grain finish. The shotgun is hammer-fired with a simple trigger mechanism and a rubber butt pad to mitigate recoil.

The Ermox XPR-P is a 12-gauge pump-action shotgun featuring an 18.5-inch barrel and a white dot front sight. It includes a Picatinny rail for accessories and a comfortable, rubberized grip with finger grooves. The shotgun is noted for its value, large rubber butt pad for recoil mitigation, and is presented as a suitable option for home defense or pest control.

The Panzer EG200 is a budget-friendly, semi-automatic 12 gauge shotgun featuring an 18.5-inch barrel threaded for Benelli/Beretta chokes. It includes an interchangeable bird's head stock and a 5+1 magazine capacity. The receiver is constructed from 775 T6 aluminum, contributing to its light and robust build, making it a suitable option for recreational shooting and target practice.

This review of the Bettinsoli Diamond Mk3 shotgun highlights its aesthetic appeal and shooting characteristics. The presenter, Chuck from The Gun Shop, finds the shotgun to be lively and portable, particularly appreciating its smooth trigger pull and pleasant handling. While acknowledging its suitability for various hand sizes, he notes it felt slightly short for him, causing it to bounce. The shotgun features a walnut stock, rubber pad, Schnabel forend, vented ribs, multi-chokes, and detailed engraving of game birds.