Videos tagged with Sportarm

This video explores the relevance and appeal of high-end traditional rifles, specifically the Rigby Highland Stalker Deluxe. It highlights the enduring quality of the Mauser 98 action, the craftsmanship involved in bespoke firearms, and the unique shooting experience offered by iron sights. The discussion also touches on the ethical considerations of traditional versus modern hunting practices, suggesting that classic rifles can restore a sense of challenge and respect to the hunt.

This video features a review of a custom side-by-side shotgun bearing the H. J. Hussey name, a renowned 19th-century British maker. The gun, though not made in England but in Spain, is examined at Sportarm at the West London Shooting School. The reviewer, joined by Sportarm's Archie Trower, tests the shotgun on clays and provides a thorough lookover and review, aiming to assess the quality of the Spanish-made firearm. The video also includes links to channel memberships, ammunition, hearing protection, and social media channels.

This video offers an expert-level examination of some of the most exquisite British shotgun craftsmanship available, featuring brands like Purdey, Woodward, and Boss. The host, demonstrating high authority, details specific models, their unique actions, historical significance, and impressive price points, highlighting the pinnacle of gunmaking artistry.

This review delves into Beretta's high-end SO series sidelock shotguns, comparing the SO5 (top clay gun), SO6 (game gun), and SO9. It highlights their craftsmanship, engraving grades (e.g., 1G1, 1S1, 6G1), and market value, with new SO6s costing around £50,000-£55,000 and pre-owned models varying significantly. Live fire testing reveals the SO5's clay performance and the SO6's instinctive game feel.

The Perazzi MX16 challenges the notion that 16 bore shotguns are obsolete, demonstrating superior patterning and handling akin to a 12 bore but with the feel of a 20 bore. Its dedicated, scaled-down action provides a slimmer profile and reduced weight. Despite historical concerns about cartridge availability, modern options from manufacturers like Hull Cartridge are readily accessible, making the 16 bore a viable and elegant choice for discerning shooters.

This video features an "out for a spin" review of the AYA Dominus side-by-side shotgun, a model exclusively made for Sportarm. The reviewer visits Sportarm's West London store to test this shotgun, which is presented as suitable for high bird shooting, live pigeon shooting, and wildfowling. The description also includes links for channel membership, merchandise, custom-fit guards, and the channel's podcast and social media profiles.

This expert-level review of the AYA English Game shotgun, presented by TGS Outdoors from Sportarm West London, highlights its bespoke nature and refined handling. The gun is designed to emulate the feel of classic 1920s English game guns while incorporating modern capabilities, including compatibility with steel shot. It offers extensive customization options for stock, engraving, and action type, catering to discerning shooters seeking a high-quality, durable alternative to traditional English makers.