Videos tagged with Shotgun Refurbishment

This video reviews a 1970s A. Berry shotgun, originally used by the Spanish Olympic team, purchased for £100. Despite significant cosmetic wear and a broken safety catch, the gun's core mechanics like lock-up and ejectors still function. The discussion highlights the potential for refurbishment and the value proposition of acquiring vintage firearms, while also addressing fit issues for different shooting styles.

This review assesses a 1995 Browning GTI Sporter shotgun valued between £250-£350, comparing it to new £500 options. The instructor highlights common aesthetic issues like a worn recoil pad, damaged comb, and scuffed wood stock, suggesting simple fixes like oiling and cleaning. Mechanically, the action shows vice marks, a shortened cross pin, and evidence of refitting, but the core components appear sound. The barrels are noted as Vector Plus with 18.8mm bore, 70mm chambers, and suitable for steel shot. Despite cosmetic flaws, the gun is deemed a potentially good buy due to its robust build, potential for repairability, and the instructor's belief it will outshoot a new budget shotgun.