Videos tagged with Russian Shotgun

This expert-level review from Kentucky Ballistics delves into the rare Russian KS-23 4-gauge shotgun. Scott provides detailed historical context, discusses its unique development from aircraft barrels, and showcases its impressive capabilities through live-fire testing. The review highlights its original intended use for riot control with less-lethal rounds, its breaching potential with slugs, and the extreme terminal performance of its heavy projectiles.

This YouTube Shorts video highlights the damage caused by a Russian shotgun. The title and description emphasize the visual impact and the origin of the firearm. It appears to be a short, impactful clip likely intended for viral spread on the platform, showcasing the destructive power of the weapon.

This YouTube video features a Point-of-View (POV) firing demonstration of a MOLOT VEPR 12 semi-automatic shotgun. The creator highlights the VEPR 12, suggesting it might be one of the fastest semi-automatic shotguns available. The video encourages viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions for more content.

This review showcases the Baikal single-shot break-action shotgun, highlighting its Russian-made quality and construction. The video details its 29.5-inch barrel, external hammer, and walnut stock, comparing it favorably to Turkish alternatives. Safety precautions for shell ejection are also demonstrated.

This review of the Saiga 12 shotgun highlights its potential with aftermarket modifications, particularly the Alliance Armament 30-round drum magazine, which performed flawlessly. The video demonstrates effective bump firing techniques with birdshot and discusses accuracy issues when shooting low. It also features a teaser for a high-capacity pistol comparison.