Videos tagged with Semi Beavertail Forend

This video provides a detailed overview of the Webley & Scott 912 XS shotgun, highlighting its features and value proposition. The instructor emphasizes the adjustable comb, weighting system, and extended chokes as key benefits for the price point, offering insights into its design and potential for customization.

This review of the Rizzini BR460 competition shotgun, presented by TGS Outdoors, highlights its features as a top-tier clay shooting model. The expert instructor details its weight, ergonomics, Boss action mechanics, and customization potential. The BR460 is positioned as a high-quality, competitive option within the Boss action market, offering significant value for its price point.

This review of the ATA Arms SP over-under shotgun highlights its surprising features for its price point, including a Turkish walnut stock with an adjustable comb and a generous palm swell on the grip. The gun utilizes a familiar box lock action with selectable mechanical triggers and an Anson pushrod for forend removal. It is built on a monoblock principle and accepts interchangeable choke tubes, making it a competitive option for clay shooting.

This review of the Beretta S04 over-under shotgun highlights its status as a fine, handcrafted firearm. The presenter details its side-lock action, revolutionary design elements like stop pins, and the quality of its Grade 5 European wood. The review covers its balance, the semi-beavertail forend, and the semi-stainless steel barrels, noting potential wear points around the headwork. It's presented as a sophisticated and well-balanced sporting gun with a rich history.