Videos tagged with Sawed Off Shotgun

This video showcases a heavily modified sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun being fired one-handed with slugs, emphasizing the significant recoil and the user's discomfort. It's described as a "Pawn Shop Special," implying a potentially unconventional or budget firearm that has been altered. The use of slugs with a short-barreled shotgun presents unique challenges and recoil characteristics.

This video details the extreme modification of a Browning Auto-5 shotgun, including chopping the barrel and stock. Despite the rough treatment, the modified Auto-5 proved surprisingly reliable, especially with slugs, and demonstrated a manageable recoil. The project highlights the robust nature of the classic Auto-5 design and its long recoil operating system.

This video explores the notorious 'Whippit Gun,' a modified Remington Model 11 or FN A5 shotgun popularized by gangsters like Bonnie Parker. It details the weapon's origins, technical differences between the FN A5 and Remington Model 11, and its surprising use by law enforcement. The build process for a modern Whippit-style FN A5 conversion is also showcased, highlighting its short barrel, modified stock, and unique long recoil action.

This video showcases a custom-built, sawed-off 10 Gauge Magnum semi-automatic shotgun by Kentucky Ballistics. The 13-inch barrel significantly widens shot spread, demonstrating impressive destructive power on various targets, including vehicles and fruit. Testing confirms the potent kinetic energy of 10 Gauge Magnum slugs and turkey loads.

This short highlights a dramatic firearm malfunction where a shotgun barrel detaches upon firing, humorously dubbed a 'barrel launcher.' Nikko Ortiz reacts with comedic commentary, joking about NFA regulations regarding the accidental 'sawed-off' modification. The video serves as a cautionary, albeit funny, example of catastrophic equipment failure during shooting.

This review details a custom-built 1887 lever-action shotgun, modified to be the smallest possible 12-gauge version. Key modifications include a shortened 12.5-inch barrel and magazine tube, along with a 'Rosebox' style grip inspired by Terminator 2. Despite its compact size, the shotgun weighs 5.5 lbs and holds 6 rounds of 2.75-inch shells.

This review details a custom Ithaca Model 37 sawed-off shotgun build, inspired by the movie 'Aliens'. The build features a 13-inch barrel, custom sights, and Choate polymer furniture. A key highlight is the Ithaca 37's signature 'slam fire' capability, allowing continuous firing by holding the trigger while pumping.

This video details the custom build of a 'Whippet' style sawed-off double-barrel shotgun, inspired by Prohibition-era firearms. Modifications include shortening the barrels to 12 inches, porting them for recoil management, and shortening the stock. A vintage Nydar 47 reflex sight is installed, showcasing historical optical technology.

This video appears to showcase a "sawed-off double slapper," which strongly suggests a modified shotgun. The title implies a focus on a specific type of firearm modification and its presentation, likely with a visual demonstration. Given the term "slapper," it could refer to a dual-trigger mechanism or a particularly impactful firearm.

This video showcases a modified Remington 870 sawed-off shotgun, highlighting its compact form factor and aggressive appearance. Despite its impracticality for most shooting scenarios, the demonstration emphasizes its 'cool factor' through rapid fire and close-quarters handling. The review touches upon the challenges of reloading and managing recoil with such a weapon.

This video aims to debunk common misconceptions surrounding sawed-off shotguns, also referred to as short-barreled shotguns (SBS). It focuses on clarifying the legality of these firearms, addressing what the creator believes is a significant area of public misunderstanding. The content likely delves into legal definitions, historical context, and potentially the practical aspects of owning or possessing such firearms, differentiating them from more commonly understood shotguns.

This video discusses a CA legal "sawed-off" 12-gauge shotgun, exploring its status as a legal NFA AOW (Any Other Weapon) in California. The creator details their process of submitting fingerprints and preparing the necessary forms for NFA registration, while acknowledging that AW (Assault Weapon) laws still apply. The video also features sponsorships for WOOX, Gorilla Mind, and Tristartrading, with discount codes provided. Links for health optimization and the creator's Twitter are also included.