Videos tagged with Shotgun Collecting

This video explores several unique firearms available at The Holts Sealed Bid sale in August 2024. It highlights a distinctive Shapi Liard over/under, a William Golden 16 gauge with a crossover stock, and various classic shotguns including Browning B25s, an FN Superposed finished by Jay Blanch & Son, an H Piper side-by-side, a Winchester Model 12, and a converted Winchester 1892 takedown. The presenter also reviews a Beretta 682 Super Sport and a Holland & Holland shotgun, offering insights into their condition, historical significance, and potential value for collectors and shooters.

This video provides an in-depth look at the legendary Parker shotgun, covering its history, manufacturing, various grades, and specific models. It highlights the craftsmanship and customization options available, discussing the differences between models like the Trojan and Invincible, and the significance of frame sizes and gauge designations. The discussion also touches on the challenges of preserving these classic firearms and their enduring appeal to collectors and shooters alike.

This entry details a JB Ronge Fils Liege double barrel 16 gauge shotgun with 'Prima London' barrels, acquired for $280. The content highlights the firearm's specific markings and configuration, drawing from an enthusiast's perspective. It serves as an identification guide for collectors interested in this particular make and model.

This review highlights the Luciano Bosis Michelangelo, an Italian over-and-under shotgun, praised for its exceptional craftsmanship, intricate engraving, and beautiful case hardening. The speaker, an expert firearms instructor, details the gun's ergonomic features, balance, and aesthetic appeal, comparing it favorably to English styles. The review also touches on its relative affordability within the 'best gun' category and its auction value.

This video provides an in-depth look at a pair of Beretta SO6 EELL over/under shotguns, highlighting their craftsmanship and unique hand-engraved details. The presenter compares two specific guns, one from 2006 and another from 2007, noting variations in engraving styles, wood finish, and scrollwork. The discussion emphasizes the artistic value and the potential for customisation in these high-end firearms, suggesting that purchasing a composed pair can offer good value compared to a single new gun.

This video provides an expert look at the 4 Gauge Winchester Wildfowler shotgun from the Cody Firearms Museum, presented by curator Ashley Hlebinsky. The massive 19.5-pound firearm, manufactured in England, was made for Thomas Bennett, second president of Winchester. The presentation highlights the gun's historical significance and impressive scale.