Videos tagged with Shotgun Ergonomics

This expert overview of the Beretta AX800 Suprema, presented by a Beretta USA representative, details its key features for waterfowl hunting. The shotgun boasts a 3.5-inch chamber, a gas-operated action with a redesigned system for reduced recoil and faster cycling, and the proprietary Steelium Pro barrel technology for enhanced performance. Ergonomic adjustments include the Kick-Off Pro recoil system, interchangeable cheek pieces, and an adjustable pistol grip. The AX800 Suprema is also optic-ready and available in multiple camouflage patterns, shipping with an MSRP under $2,000.

This guide details the technique for mounting a cripple stock shotgun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons. It addresses the challenge of cross-eye dominance, explaining how the specialized stock allows a shooter to use their dominant left eye for aiming while shouldering the firearm on their right side. The curved and offset design, along with a raised cheek pad, facilitates proper alignment for improved accuracy.

This video explores the advantages of bullpup shotguns, highlighting their compact design, improved ballistics due to longer barrels in shorter packages, and enhanced capacity without increased bulk. It also discusses the rearward weight distribution's benefit for reloading and maneuverability, particularly in home defense scenarios, while acknowledging potential drawbacks like trigger quality and the necessity of hand stops.

This guide covers the basic handling and firing of the Beretta 1301 Tactical Mod2, highlighting its key features for tactical applications. The video emphasizes its speed, reliability, and ergonomic upgrades over the previous model, making it a top choice for combat scenarios. Instruction is provided by an experienced firearms reviewer from 704 Tactical.

This video reviews Mossberg's new 590R and 590RM shotguns, highlighting their AR-like design elements, particularly the ambidextrous rotary safety selector. While the safety is easy to disengage, the reviewer finds it less intuitive and natural to re-engage compared to traditional shotgun safeties or AR-15 safeties, requiring a grip adjustment.

The Benelli Montefeltro has been updated for 2023 with significant ergonomic and mechanical improvements. Key enhancements include a refined pistol grip and trigger area, a slimmer forend, the Easy Lock bolt system, and a two-piece loading system designed to reduce stiffness, particularly in 20-gauge models. Available in 12 and 20 gauge with barrel lengths from 24 to 28 inches, including compact versions, the Montefeltro offers Benelli quality at an accessible price point.

This review of the Century Arms BF12 bullpup shotgun covers its performance after 1500 rounds, addressing common concerns about Turkish shotgun reliability. The reviewer details the shotgun's features, including its 18.5-inch barrel, magazine-fed operation, and piston-driven system, while also highlighting its ergonomic quirks and trigger characteristics. Despite some minor issues, the BF12 is presented as a surprisingly reliable and fun-to-shoot firearm.

This review of the new 2023 Benelli Montefeltro 12ga shotgun highlights significant updates over its 1983 predecessor. Key improvements include an enlarged and chamfered loading port for easier cartridge insertion, a redesigned trigger unit with a smoother break, and an upgraded bolt system for sharper operation. The stock dimensions have been slightly increased, and the forend features a new, more ergonomic shape. The reviewer, with apparent experience in shooting Benelli firearms, finds the updates to be substantial and positive, enhancing the overall shooting experience.

This video reviews five top hunting shotguns: the Browning Maxus II, Franchi Affinity 3, Browning Citori 725, Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus, and Benelli Ethos. It highlights features like recoil reduction systems, ergonomic designs, and suitability for various hunting applications, offering insights for hunters seeking to choose the right firearm for their needs and budget.

This review of the Benelli M2 highlights its quality, lightweight design, and reliable cycling of various loads, from birdshot to 3-inch magnum shells. However, the reviewer notes that the inertia-driven system can be 'outrun' by pulling the trigger extremely fast, leading to a dead trigger, a potential limitation for rapid-fire competition or high-stress personal defense scenarios. The reviewer contrasts it with the Beretta 1301 Tactical, which cycles faster.

This review of the Mossberg 940 Pro Tactical, presented by Sean C., Head of Biz Development for Pew Pew Tactical, highlights its suitability for tactical use and self-defense. The shotgun features significant upgrades over the 930, including improved ergonomics, an optics-ready receiver with Shield RMSc footprint, M-LOK compatibility, and enhanced controls for faster operation. Range testing confirmed its reliability with various ammunition types, positioning it as a strong contender under $1,200.